Is This A Cinderella?

No clue of what this is or where is it from, is it a cinderella?

Thanks,

George

Spain Cinderella redbus.
charities 89th and 90th anniversary of orphans school
children of telegraph operators killed in the war.
cancelled 1945

Vignettes of Samuel Morse and
David Edward Hughes (hughes telegraph)

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(16 May 1831 – 22 January 1900), was a Welsh scientist and musician. Hughes was co-inventor of the microphone, a harpist and a professor of music.
Hughes was born to Welsh parents in London in 1831 and emigrated to the United States as a young man.[1] He was an experimental physicist, mostly in the areas of electricity and signals.

Never saw a Ceuta overprint on one of these before...interesting.

Hi Rod,

Thanks for showing us the varieties. Very interesting.

George

rod are these from your collection?

Europes other fingernail grip on Africa, Melilla.

SV: All in my collection, excepting Melilla
cannot find that fellow.

rod, your collection must be absolutely huge!

I love seeing one I haven't seen before! Thanks everyone

Not really SV,
most are packed in boxes in the attic,
probably 3-4 plastic boxes.
If they were in Albums that may be different.
Stamps don't take up much space, thank goodness.

well I don't have even 1 plastic box..
I supposed if I took out all the covers and everything else I might get one plastic box.. (well depends how big the box is)
a storage box perhaps.

can you do another scan but this time just the stamps not the whole platen.

Harald,
perhaps you should post those links in a new thread entitled: links to French Cinderellas. or something like that.

comment deleted for the sake of world unity.

He's enthusiastic, you've got to give him that.
Plus it's fun to be reminded of the great nationalistic pride the French have.

Thoroughly agree.
These fantastic links get lost in a subsidiary post
that fail to surface years later with a text string search.