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Post by decentguy on Dec 3, 2022 17:25:42 GMT
Hi All, To be honest I am not even sure if they can be called Stamps..... they sort of look incomplete I am referring here to the denomination or maybe I just can't see it - would anyone have any idea what they are all about ? Cheers   |
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What I collect: Wonderland; 1912 Jubilee International Stamp Exhibition, London ('Ideal' Stamp, ephemera); French Cinderellas with an emphasis on Poster Stamps; Israel and Palestine Cinderellas ; Jewish National Fund Stamps, Labels and Tags; London 2010, A Festival of Stamps (anything); South Africa 1937 Coronation issue of KGVI, singles or bi-lingual pairs.
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Post by Londonbus1 on Dec 3, 2022 18:21:07 GMT
Advertising (poster) stamps for the 1947 Zagreb International Industrial Fair, May-June.
Online searches will reveal Posters and Postcards (Souvenir cards?) multicoloured with the 'Yugoslavia inscription omitted.
Nice Block.
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Post by daniel on Dec 3, 2022 18:22:35 GMT
Hi All, To be honest I am not even sure if they can be called Stamps..... they sort of look incomplete I am referring here to the denomination or maybe I just can't see it - would anyone have any idea what they are all about ? Cheers If it looks like a stamp it is a stamp. Is it a postage stamp? No, it's a Cinderella Stamp, some might call it a Poster Stamp or Advertising Stamp for the Zageb Fair in 1947. Daniel |
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Post by decentguy on Dec 3, 2022 18:28:39 GMT
Advertising (poster) stamps for the 1947 Zagreb International Industrial Fair, May-June. Online searches will reveal Posters and Postcards (Souvenir cards?) multicoloured with the 'Yugoslavia inscription omitted. Nice Block. Thank You Sir (Londonbus1) nice username I like it .... Thanks again much appreciated ! Cheers |
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Post by decentguy on Dec 3, 2022 18:33:48 GMT
Hi All, To be honest I am not even sure if they can be called Stamps..... they sort of look incomplete I am referring here to the denomination or maybe I just can't see it - would anyone have any idea what they are all about ? Cheers If it looks like a stamp it is a stamp. Is it a postage stamp? No, it's a Cinderella Stamp, some might call it a Poster Stamp or Advertising Stamp for the Zageb Fair in 1947. Daniel Thanks Daniel cheers... Are they worth collecting?! |
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Post by decentguy on Apr 29, 2023 21:31:15 GMT
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Post by stainlessb on Apr 29, 2023 23:38:38 GMT
Most look iike to be cinderellas. The 5th stamp is a receipt stamp fpr the German Society for the Rescue of Shipwreck.... (something) . Thereare a number of similar images and they all seem to point Here
look under Advertising stamps.Associations>Benevolent Societies I did not find this exact one , but the verbiage at th ebottom brings up some others |
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Post by daniel on Apr 30, 2023 0:20:18 GMT
Most look iike to be cinderellas. The 5th stamp is a receipt stamp fpr the German Society for the Rescue of Shipwreck.... (something) . Thereare a number of similar images and they all seem to point Here
look under Advertising stamps.Associations>Benevolent Societies I did not find this exact one , but the verbiage at th ebottom brings up some others Or, stick to this forum and see my posts on the German Maritime Search and Rescue Association here here and here  But seriously, yes, they are all cinderellas/charity stamps. SAG is St Anthony's Guild, WHO is the World Health Organisation, 2 and 3 look interesting. Roni, I wouldn't book a world cruise if I were you based on these cinderellas. They're probably worth a few dollars altogether. All the best, Daniel |
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Post by hdm1950 on Apr 30, 2023 0:56:45 GMT
The Mexican stamp is a Postal Tax Stamp Scott PT4 and worth the minimum catalogue value so just pennies.
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Post by eggdog on Apr 30, 2023 2:02:29 GMT
The anti-Communist stamps could be from anywhere; I'd suspect North America but it could be Australia (South America and South Africa were less likely but possible). I haven't seen any for a long time, but I used to get them on envelopes once in a while, and in packets or mixtures I sent away for. They were primarily issued in communities of exiles or refugees from Soviet-denominated nations, and Lithuania was probably the "captive nation" I saw referred to the most.
I used to live in the next town over from an Estonian community and was aware of some of the activities there. In fact, I once joined a chess team run by an Estonian guy who was agitating for the release of a teenager who was being held in jail. Her name was Kaisa, and one of the old forms of the word "Chess" was Caissa (I think it was a fake Latin word), so it made a pretty good tie-in. We played in the North American Team Championships (and didn't come close to winning anything, though I just started reminiscing about one really fun game that ended in a draw because both my opponent and I played way over our heads). I wasn't aware of the peeps in his town launching any Cinderella stamps, but a lot of them definitely had strong ideas about Communism, Russians, and anybody who didn't care about captive nations.
I'm not aware of any catalog of anti-Communist or pro-Baltic-Freedom cinderellas.
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Post by daniel on Apr 30, 2023 2:49:10 GMT
The Mexican stamp is a Postal Tax Stamp Scott PT4 and worth the minimum catalogue value so just pennies. Actually, that's a very good point. Stanley Gibbons list these in with the postage stamps, it is SG 462. They refer to it as Obligatory Tax, Child Welfare. |
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Post by decentguy on Apr 30, 2023 4:29:42 GMT
Most look iike to be cinderellas. The 5th stamp is a receipt stamp fpr the German Society for the Rescue of Shipwreck.... (something) . Thereare a number of similar images and they all seem to point Here
look under Advertising stamps.Associations>Benevolent Societies I did not find this exact one , but the verbiage at th ebottom brings up some others Or, stick to this forum and see my posts on the German Maritime Search and Rescue Association here here and here Yeesh, all that hard work overlooked But seriously, yes, they are all cinderellas/charity stamps. SAG is St Anthony's Guild, WHO is the World Health Organisation, 2 and 3 look interesting. Roni, I wouldn't book a world cruise if I were you based on these cinderellas. They're probably worth a few dollars altogether. All the best, Daniel Hahaha I just love your answer, well put .... Cheers Matie |
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Post by decentguy on Apr 30, 2023 4:31:25 GMT
The Mexican stamp is a Postal Tax Stamp Scott PT4 and worth the minimum catalogue value so just pennies. Lovely! |
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