Show your favourite stamps !

Don´t have a complete set of the Tasmania scenic views defintives set.
2 1/2 P. and 4 P. are from the 1899 set,the lower three from the 1902/03
issue with V & crown Wmk.

 

Rebuildind Austria,issued Feb.18th,1948. (part I of 2)

 

(part II of 2)

 

Another set from Austria:

Reconstruction of Salzburg Cathedreal,issued Aug.6th,1948; (part I of 2)
Wrong world: the "top-value" in this set of 8 is the 20+10 g stamp,
followed by 30+15 g and 40+20 g.The higher values are rather cheap.

 

(part II of 2)

 

I think it is no slogan-,but a scenic cancel.
My best guess is,that it is a special cancellation for the (Salzbu)rger (Festsp)iele.
One of the top cultural events in Europe.
The line in smaller print might be (Salzbu)rg 1.What would be Salzburg´s
head-post-office.

 

Another "modern classic" from Austria: Glückliche Kindheit (happy childhut),
issued April 13th,1949.
40+10 g Easter, 60+20 g St.Nicholas Day (Dec.6th),
1 S + 25 g birthday, 1.40 S + 35 g Christmas;

 

issued Aug.17th,1949 to support the
"Prisoners of War and Home-Comers Fund".
40+10 g seal of Duke Friedrich II,the strident;
60+15 g Austria´s coat of arms around 1450
1 S+25 g same around 1600
1.60 S+40 g.Austria´s present coat of arms

 

I have just some few stamps of the Chinese Republic (1912-1949).
They are not so easy to come by or are to expensive for me.
But I like the style of many of them.

Reconstruction,issued June 21st,1941.
Exists imperforated as well and as the first souvenir sheet of China.

 

Even more than the commemoratives,I like the definitves of China:

issued Feb.21st,2 C. and 8 C.(blue-green) April 2st,1941.
Don´t have singles but blocs of 4 only.

 

part II of 4:

 

(part III of 4)

 

(part IV of 4)

 

One more definitive set from China:

issued Oct.17th,1947/1948; (part I of 2)

 

(part II of 2)
I think,the rough perforation has her charm !

 

A single stamp from a set of 13,issued April 1st,1938