Cover of the Day

A Canadian cover with lovely stamps.


http://postalhistorycorner.blogspot.com/2010/10/1964-quebec-and-ontario-floral-emblems.html

 

very great covers, i will post scans of some British India covers in this week.

warm wishes.

 

Looking forward for that.

 

The 1856 5c Red Brown cover.

http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.com/

 

Kodbo, Mongolia to Peking cover in 1917.



Worth $128,205-153,846 estimate! Wow that was huge.

More info here: http://www.paulfrasercollectibles.c...for-$154,000/16636.page?catid=80#.UyFKNM4i4wo

 

A cover from Malaysia for today.

numistamp.com

 

A Canadian FDC dated 1964.

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Nice cover of the day. I don't have any yet just have loose stamps for right now.

 

Though I posted these pictures in an another thread also but they are also appropriate for this one so posting them here too.

I posted a Birthday card last month to my brother who lives in USA. I could have wished him over phone or Skype but I wanted him to have a little surprise so that's why I sent him a card by mail.
It has 26 stamps (including 1 miniature sheet) on it. Stamps at the rear were used for Registering Post.

 

2013 Canada Superman 75th Anniversary FDC

 

I really like the superman stamps as much as I like the movies especially the original.

 

Are you trying to upload a picture of a stamp. Im sorry it does not seem to upload for you. What kind of stamp is it. Could you write a description of it.

 

Nice covers of the day. I don't have a cover of the day.

 

The prints and the cancel, as well as the stamp really looks nice on this cover.

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Some interesting covers in my collection.

 

All your covers look great. I like the printed stamps as well as the prints on it.

 

Here is another one a friend in Singapore sent me that was from his family collection of correspondence from China, Front and back.
Jim

 

The cover is full of stamps and more these stamps are cancelled.

 

Here are 2 interesting covers. The first has an inverted stamp and the sender ( stamp dealer) identified it with a rubber stamp. probably everyone knows the story. If not it is here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dag_Hammarskjöld_invert




As we know, First day covers are relatively plentiful, but Last Day covers are rare. here is a last day cover for Camanche , Ca. Post office ( including the whole town).



Jim