HI Guys, Im New To Here. Looking Forward To Talking With Everyone.

Hi, I've dug out the old collection and thought I would share some of them with you all... How's the easiest way to get pictures on here.

Thanks

Welcome to the community. The best way for us to comment on individual stamps is to scan them. However, if you want to show a page or something larger, sometimes pictures are OK. Here is a short primer I wrote awhile ago, which is mostly up-to-date.
https://stampsmarter.org/Learning/SCF/help1.html
Stick around, and have fun.

Welcome!


Peter

These strike me as not being actual postage stamps but could they be local issues? First picture only, not the others.

Hi I'm not to sure, I will dig out the info I have on them... I think there from when the Japanese occupied burma.

Burma Independence Issues
"Farmer Set" June 15th 1942

March 22nd to 29th 1943

The printing is reported to be done by U. Tun Tin, in his house in the suburbs of Rangoon

White wove paper

Total Printed 36,000,000
Printed in 7 days

1c to 5c small "c"
10c to 30c Large "C"

Unwatermarked No Gum as issued Perf 11 x 11½

Bib: Captain W. H. Adgey-Edgar (Page 96)
Generously donated by SCF member CALSTAMP with thanks

Hi Rod, thanks for the info.

Welcome to the forum!

- Lance

Welcome Gamer!
Hope you enjoy your time here.

Gamer,

Collecting for the enjoyment of collecting, whatever that might be, is the name of the game. Don't hesitate to ask questions especially if you need basic information and especially more advanced sources of information for any possible topic. You should be able to find folks on this board a little further along on their collecting journey glad to share experiences.

My personal bias is a used stamp loses the story of its journey in the postal service when it is removed from the cover it transported to its destination. Collecting postal history adds a whole new aspect to your journey in our hobby.

Wishing you many enjoyable future days in our hobby. Russ