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All Forums Category: World Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: World Modern Stamps Mint and Used

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Looks like Mary Cassatt was way ahead of her time in portraiture!

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BAH! HUMBUG!!!

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Posted 12/19/2019 11:28 am

I liked this one, it looks to me like the oil well has hit oil!

Not sure why this one jumped out at me...

Don

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Dare we say that it "rang a bell"?

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Posted 01/14/2020 07:44 am

From an artist in France perhaps?
or an Irish henpecked husband?

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Posted 01/14/2020 11:32 am

I love the gusher on the oil well.

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Here's a horse for you guys and keep your spirits up....

Kinda grim.

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This just arrived in today's mail. Does the electrical outlet find Bugs Bunny's sexy opera costume shocking?

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Seen today on ebay. Benjamin Franklin in jail.

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