Great pages (and stamps, of course). Used Godden material sometimes pops up in the "accessories" sections of UK auctions I use, at OK prices - see item 259 in the sale below, for example. Of course, the postage rates may render the cost ungodly again!
Coriandre: Also been trying to scan the 15c LQ reentry. Not getting good results, but this isn't too bad. The stamp is not the earliest printing, where you can see a number of lines through the letters. Mine is a bit more worn, though you can still see the distinct "notches" in the "N" and "D" of CANADA, the misformed "I" of FIFTEEN, and the "5" below it.
Quote: Hey chipg, pardon my ignorance but I just cannot figure out what the small letter "e" signifies next to many of your stamps. Can you enlighten me?
Expertised. A holdover from my exhibiting. Stamps/covers that have an expert opinion in an exhibit usually have that fact noted with a small "e" or "PFC" or whatever. I keep the certificates separate, but this tells me that I have one. I make the note, even though I won't be exhibiting the pages.
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Posted 01/31/2015 08:46 am
ert What a beautiful page
