hi,this is fatherkind, iv been enjoying spending a lot of time into identifying and researching various parts of my collection I have learned a great deal from the forum here and wish to thank everyone for their welcoming and helpful informations and shares . currently I collect many of stamped cancelled envelopes of early 1900 to late 1800 s and have many first day covers and airmails as well.i have thousands of stamps hundreads still not identified mainly reds and greens 0f the 1910 to 1939 .
Wow, it seems you have a nice collection there. But having so many stamps to identify is not a burden but an opportunity to learn more. I envy you! Have fun.
THANK YOU ALL FOR THE WELCOMING! I LOOK FOWARD TO FINDING FACTS 'The"KIND",- of Facts only a "Father"in "That" "KNOWS!!!and,--,-- upon, further review... (The Family) or forum S.P.E.A.K.S.!!! THE FACTS AS WE HAVE KNOWN THEM!! WHAT STORIES CAN BE SPOKEN AND ABSORBED THROUGH PHILATELIC HISTORY IN TIMES,--, BY THEIR -:""DESIGN""(format), We trace and uncover their dates and arrivals from their birth and conception to first day covers,errors,corrections,and contimuamlin:e{current vvs} evaluation and monotouring attribution to its rareity.
@fatherkinds, your last post was almost incomprehensible (to me, at least). Could you put it into plain English, without all the caps, so I can understand it? Thanks.
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