This beautiful cover from England came just a week back. Its a nice cover especially because of the clear cancellation on it. Royal Mail rarely puts good or for that matter any cancellation on stamps on cover. See my earlier posts of covers from Great Britain.
The stamps on the cover are from the set of 10 1st class stamps on prehistoric animals issued by Royal Mail on 10th October 2013. The two stamps here depict the Ichthyosaurs and Baryonyx
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The stamps on the cover are from the set of 10 1st class stamps on prehistoric animals issued by Royal Mail on 10th October 2013. The two stamps here depict the Ichthyosaurs and Baryonyx
Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
NOTE: Please click on the images for a larger view / closer look.
I've also received two of this series of stamps. They are amazing!
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I wish to have the complete set in my collection of stamps of GB. Great set of stamps and fits into my thematic collection of odd shaped stamps too I guess.
Deletevery nice cover indeed !
ReplyDeleteHere is my one, sent on the day of stamps issue: http://www.paleophilatelie.eu/images/variations/uk_2013_env_used.jpg
Unfortunately I was unable to remove the yellow label of postman who didn't reach me home.
BTW, here is quite detailed description the the stamp set: http://www.paleophilatelie.eu/description/stamps/uk_2013.html - you can see all 10 stamps, oficial FDC, read about depicted prehistoric creatures (not all of them a dinosaurs )
Wow, that cover you've got is awesome. very beautiful. always great to have a complete set on cover. Thanks for sharing the links. That is quite a detailed description and a lot of information. Thank you again.
DeletePaleoPhilatelist, you may like this other post where I have some sheets on prehistoric animals. Check out the Ghana stamps post. Click on the Ghana label under the Stamps and Related Topics labels.
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