1930's? Queen Mary Poster Stamp

Again, does anyone have any info on this one? The style seems 1930's.

Did you try an ebay search under both stamps and collectables? This item may be referred to as a "cinderella" BTW. (A stamp not intended to pay postage)

I looked everywhere without success.
I'd suggest it be a cinderella propaganda produce by White Star / Cunard
If I were you, and it was important, I'd email
the webmaster at white star and red star postcards.
I have found him a very helpful chap in the past.

He would be interested anyhow with the cinderella, he has an image on
his site of my RED STAR perfin I sent him.

Moonbird, that's why I posted the pic in the "Cinderella" section

Rod, do you have a link?

Good Luck Jubilee.

http://www.simplonpc.co.uk/RedStar2.html

my perfin is at the bottom of the page.

Thanks Rod. I'll keep you informed!

Hope to meet your Cinderella on his "White Star" page.

Prompt: In passing ask him about the "Bremen"

He's already (kindly) replied. He's going to do some more digging, and has asked for a hi-res scan, which I've sent, for possible inclusion in a book on the Cunard liners. FWIW, I don't know if he can tell me anything about the Bremen I haven't gleaned already.

There was a discussion about this stamp somewhere, but my aging brain will not let me know where that is !
This is obviously an advertsing label for the Queen Mary, so it will be around 1936, possibly just before the first Atlantic sailing.
As Cunard-White Star later became Cunard, the white Stars in the corners were omitted.
Anything else is there in my brain but I just haven't reached it yet.

The size and layout of the sheet/sheetlet is also coming back.

Londonbus1....and I'll come back too when my brain awakes !

This was discussed briefly on the other forum, but details were sparse. I raised it here for a fresh perspective

LB, just a heads up, on another forum we used to
belong to, a guy named "Watermarks" has just posted
a swag of "exhibition" cinderellas, including a US CDS
worth checking out. Some nice Belgian ones too.