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Jkjblue
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For all the April Fools (We know who we are. )

I give you 1934-35 Austria 358 (on the left) with the wine flask half drunk, and the ears on backwards.



Happy April Fools Day!
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Classical era collecting with the Blues
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Londonbus1
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The guy looks like he's drunk !
Yuck !



I much prefer the 2˝ of Spades.



...or some Easter Chocky !



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John Becker
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Here's a picture - probably clipped from a seed catalog - that passed successfully through the mails on April 1 - fooling only the post office!

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Dianne Earl
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That's a good one John

Thanks for posting

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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses
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