You have some awesome stamps, Dude! Almost makes me want to be a WW collector...almost.
Another NYC ~ Nassau Street dealer cover. I think I now have three Uptowns. I'll check to see if they moved around any...uptown. <DONSELLOS> you have...
I think he did the same for Stamps? I wish I had a bottomless shoe box...:oops:
I'll watch for a Kenmore...There have been some on eBay in the past. I used Willet for approvals.
That's OK. I'll go by myself. But I'll bring you back a few Zeppelin First Flight covers.
I remember the felt hats! I thought they looked neat. Now its anything goes I guess. Probably summer for the straw hats? I'm guessing around 1910....
While cruising eBay for NS covers, I saw this picture postcard. The description says 'Nassau Street in the 1920s' What do you think? Did men still...
My second Nicolas Sanabria cover. Very well known philatelic dealer and author. Specialist in aero philately, but apparently owned some Inverted...
Lindquist's Stamp Specialist published in the 1940s is also a nice series and resource. I do have a set of those complete....
American Philatelic Congress Books The volumes are published annually with the APS (stamps.org) gathering/Congress. Nicely hardbound except for...
You can sell your Nassau Street covers to me and have enough to purchase two or three nice Newspaper Stamps!:cigar:
The Fiji block is especially sweet! Let me ask: What DON'T you collect <MRSTAMP>?o_O
HAPPY BIRTHDAY <HOCH!>
Pretty. Don't think I have a Nicholsky. I do not see him on the ASDA list...tho not sure that is the list of which you speak. I posted a scan in...
Very cool! I hope I didn't break your arm when I twisted it to get you to buy the Flag book.:jawdrop: Everyone would like to see a schematic of all...
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