It is has been awhile since I posted anything here, so, continuing with my British Commonwealth/Colony countries, here are my only pages of aircraft...
Bob: All nice stamps, again. I especially like the uncluttered scenes from the Antarctic Territory set, and, most of all the 9d dog sled stamp....
Ethiopia is a surprise for me! Don
I agree re: designs and colors. The Sechelles stamps, while undoubtedly pertinent to the islands, just don't have the quality look that so many of...
The next Oklahoma Philatelic Society s/s that I have, 1951. The OPS repeated this venue from just three years earlier (1948), see post #235 above...
Richard: Do you know if the USAAF mail clerk was a collector or just an accumulator of covers? Don
Looks like a nice cover. Your stamp identification questions are out of my league. However, I believe the cancel is a Doremus Type E Don
To see what Werner is saying compare the Red Violet image and the Light Red Violet image. Look at the lower left corner of each stamp image and note...
Among my recent acquisitions are a few commercial usage first-day covers that included three produced by the Texas Refinery Corp. To date, this one...
Very attractive sets, again! I am especially impressed that all of the sets have the fractional penny stamps nicely centered and used. I have found...
Yes, unusual! Hmmmmmm?? Don
I recently purchased this souvenir sheet on eBay. It is the third of three such items produced and distributed by Mrs. Stewart's Blue during the...
I've been continuing with the mounting of my Oklahoma Philatelic Society cinderellas and here is the 1950 offering. These are larger and I have...
Bob: An attractive set. I've been working on completing it for a couple of years and still lack three of the high values Sc. 187-188 and 191....
Is that annual report from the APRL? Very interesting. The notice in Meekels said he was active in the APS. Thanks for providing the link. Don
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