Post by stainlessb on Nov 10, 2022 20:42:04 GMT
I thought a new thread might make more sense- i have a few more of these to post, though maybe not today.
James Suffern worked with my uncle. Both were stamp collectors. Based on the covers I have, James moved severa; times over the years ( and the Post Office seemed to keep finding him!)This is also from the Pandoras Box I have spent a portion of my day looking at. Habana Cuba Oct 27, 1952. Within a list from a stamp dealer in Habana, Joge Smith, 3a. No. 8, Miramar, Habana, Cuba, The list is 3 pages, mimeographed (raise your hand if you remember those), 2-sided (2 of 3 pages) listing stamps not only from Cuba, but worldwide. A blank order form was included and a self addressed envelope. 8 months after this was sent the revolution led by Fedel Castro would begin.
James Suffern worked with my uncle. Both were stamp collectors. Based on the covers I have, James moved severa; times over the years ( and the Post Office seemed to keep finding him!)This is also from the Pandoras Box I have spent a portion of my day looking at. Habana Cuba Oct 27, 1952. Within a list from a stamp dealer in Habana, Joge Smith, 3a. No. 8, Miramar, Habana, Cuba, The list is 3 pages, mimeographed (raise your hand if you remember those), 2-sided (2 of 3 pages) listing stamps not only from Cuba, but worldwide. A blank order form was included and a self addressed envelope. 8 months after this was sent the revolution led by Fedel Castro would begin.
