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@rod222 Funny how things come and go at times. If you recall, Rod, earlier this year or late last year, you and I exchanged scans of postal stickers almost daily for a couple of weeks if not longer. We both seemed to be going through a period of finding new ones rather easily, then suddenly not a new one to be had for love or money and my collection stopped at 99. I was really looking forward to my 100th. I think I shall look carefully at your posting and see if I can steal one to achieve my magic number. All with your prior permission, of course. In the meantime, here's one of my favorites:  |
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I also have always enjoyed this Lindbergh overprint even though it is a regular issue.  |
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| Edited by 1775mac - 06/07/2010 10:13 am |
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Nice Airmails boys, 2 of my favourites as well, if only the Canadian had been bicoloured, it would have been a classic.
Tony, my examples have ceased as I no longer can afford "junk boxes" they are fetching regularly in excess of $300 at auction now.
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The shoe boxes I used to get in Montréal for $60 - $70 are now $250 - $275. A couple of weeks ago I was offered a cigar box for $65 instead of a shoe box. I asked why the prices have gone up so much in price, I was given the Montréal answer for any change: Ah, c'est la vie, mon vieux! |
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-- Tony Vella Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Here's one of my favourite airmails. It's a specimen block of the unissued (or just issued but not for very long) Ecuador 1935 Columbus set (Sanabria #55-59). I've picked the 50 centavo value because of its colour:  |
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| Edited by nigelc - 06/07/2010 11:17 am |
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Nice stamps from Ecuador there Nigel  Looks like a Fokker at top left. Ecuador = Equator Muestra = Specimen. Tony: The problem is, a lot of the junk is not filtering through into circuit sheets. Collectors do not realise yet, by sticking their registration labels, cinderellas, the ripped and torn, etc & etc there are buyers like us who would snap them up  |
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Yay!!  Mac posted a Costa Rica Airmail!! My favourite airmail stamp... from the 1934 first definitive airmail issue of Costa Rica:

I like this stamp as it has an aircraft on it, nice colour, and classic engraving. David |
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In the eye of the beholder, I guess. I find this stamp simple but rather attractive.  2nd International Colonial Art Exhibition. Naples, December 1934. |
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South African Airmail - Imperf left  I don't own this but wish I did  |
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| Edited by StampStudy - 06/08/2010 04:03 am |
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A Philatelic mind is a terrible thing to waste |
| Edited by bobgggg - 06/08/2010 04:17 am |
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What a feast of lovely stamps! I sold a swag of hagner sheets this morning, which gave my wallet serious purchasing power. I picked this up for 20c Bobgggg (how extraordinary!) actually I thought I had bought a couple but cannot find them at the moment.  |
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