Show Your Pairs, Strips, Blocks, And All Your Stamps Joined Together!

Hello everyone!
Show your pairs, strips, blocks, and all your stamps joined together! This is a topic where you can share all of them. You can talk about your personal philatelic items of this category.

I start the topic with mines. I am still building my collection, so, for now, I only have these ones:

First one: Great Britain, #4, plate 4, 1849 pair.


Second one: Newfoundland, Canada, #20ii, 1861, block.



Can't wait to see yours!

CS

Here's three that I would be very surprised if someone else here has...




I could post several hundred strips and blocks, just don't have the time..

These could be a repeats posted elsewhere but who's going to remember?

So true! I have posted both of the above before, the Sc 285 pair on 1-30-2015, and the Registered strip of three Sc 220c even earlier on 7-28-2014. Used those previous uploads.



Corrected typo.

One of my favorites, a very cool certified 8A pair with nearly complete bottom scrolls and good type IIIa definition.

Littleriverphil nice triplet of 220c.
Stunning pair of 8a's Jamesg, deep color, I think "Prussian blue" beautiful. Although certified, I love a Doporto cert, as it gives me the plate and position. Just saying. The rest are beautiful,but my collecting is strictly US Classic.
regards mark

This was folded up in an estate sale find.

Very fragile but interesting

A couple of larger US prexie blocks.

And all the Prexies have the types of cancels one would expect to find.

Spain, 1855 (Scott 37)
Block of 9 with Specimen bar, not remainders bars

Wow, really nice items, everyone! My favorite ones are specially the 1855 block of 9 and the Franklin pair! I also really like the Penny Red one! Thanks everyone for sharing!

This is my longest (nearly 100% in-tact) used coil strip. There's even a line pair in there (4th and 5th stamps).

Wow, really nice, NicholasC! These stamps got probably used for a parcel, that's probably why the strip is so long and used.

The lovely engraved 1914 Australian 6d Kookaburra

Really lovely, stallzer!