Any Interest In World Postal Stationery?

erilaz,
Do you have this 1925 Olympic Overprint card? If not, I can send this one to you for your collection.
Don

It's a pretty card, but I'm afraid it doesn't actually fit into any of my collecting areas. It's too late to qualify for my "one unused 19th-century postal card from everywhere" collection, and the Olympics aren't a topic that I collect in later cards. Now if the inscription were in Czech, French, and Esperanto, for example, it would be something I could use.

Thanks for the offer, anyway. I'm sure you can find someone else here who'll be willing to take it off your hands!

Travancore

It has been a while since I shared anything. Here are a few that have recently been added to my collection.....
AFGHANISTAN Air Postal Card, H&G # F-1 CIRCA 1963




Here is UNITED NATIONS' latest issue (2019). It comes in regular envelope size and business envelope size .....




Here is a Turkey issue aerogramme 1963, h&g # LF-3




Here is SUDAN H&G #1, issued 1897.

A couple recent pick-ups. I was really surprised to find a postal card from Angra!

East India (a.k.a. British India, a.k.a. just India)

ST PIERRE et MIQUELON (a French territory). Here is the latest as far as I can tell. Yvert & Teller catalog # 32-E. Issued 2005. (Front and rear shown). The item also included a interior writing card for messages.

Cabo Verde (Cape Verde)

Colombia (United States of Colombia)

Portuguese Guinea

Here is a private print postal card, issued in Germany in 1913 (or thereabouts) to honor the 25th anniversary of Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The card has a catalog number of PP-23 (stamp number_ with a C-41 printing. The card has an added bonus to me of having been cancelled with a "Tubingen Bahnhof" cancel on June 24, 1913. Enjoy!

Very nice! I have a weakness for German patriotic stuff like that, especially when you throw coats of arms and a zeppelin into the mix!

Why is the Tübingen Bahnhof cancel a bonus for you? Is it just because it's a clear postmark, or do you have some special interest in Tübingen, railway stations, or that particular date?

erlaz: I am a railroad fanatic as well as a stamp fanatic, so both on the same coer is a plus-plus for me!

Cool! I love it when more than one of my interests coincide on a single cover, such as a postcard inscribed in Esperanto and bearing a stamp featuring the runestone of Harald Bluetooth.

Germany: Deutsch Bundpost:Michel P-125: Issue date 1978.
The card really isn't rare or valuable, but it has one of the most interesting "blimps" picture that I have ever seen! What a neat flying machine! Wings no less!!!!! Enjoy

Ecuador

Liberia

Can someone identify this romanian cover ?
Thanks!