This is a blog of my personal stamps and covers collection. I am an avid collector of postage stamps, miniature sheets, FDCs and covers addressed to me from across the world, an accumulator and hoarder of stamps. It is my attempt here to show you all of my collection in the posts that I'll add and update regularly. I hope to add more to the collection in the process, interact with you other collectors out there and share thoughts and information about anything and everything related.
Showing posts with label Covers - Poland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covers - Poland. Show all posts
Saturday, June 27, 2015
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Cover - Poland
Complete set of stamps in se-tenant form on this cover from Poland. The stamps were issued in 2009 featuring the characters Tytus, Romek and Atomek from the most popular Polish comic book series, created by Henryk Jerzy Chmielewski (aka Papcio Chmiel) in 1957 and concluded in 2009
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Cover - Poland
Two nice covers from Poland. Thanks Janusz for the lovely offering. On the covers are a complete set of stamps from the 2009 issue featuring wild life of the Baltic sea. Three of the stamps are on the first cover, one's on the second.
Also on the second cover are the complete set of two stamps issued in 1999 featuring Polish-Ukrainian Cooperation in Nature conservation.
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Also on the second cover are the complete set of two stamps issued in 1999 featuring Polish-Ukrainian Cooperation in Nature conservation.
Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 1, 2013
Cover - Poland
A beautiful beautiful cover from Poland. I received it just today but it is one of the best covers Ive received so far. What makes it so desirable is the sheet on it.
The miniature sheet is a recent issue. Think it was issued sometime in April earlier this year. It depicts the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis). Thank you so much Janusz.
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Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Packages this year
Though I received quite a few packages this year, these two that came from Poland and Kolkata are unique in a way and I loved them.
Poland - This large package brought in with it thousands of Polish stamps, yes, thousands, literally. Ofcourse there were a lot of doubles, duplicates and repeats...nevertheless, it was days of absolute fun sorting and arranging them. I bought two stock books of 20 pages / 40 sides especially for these stamps and was able to put about 1400 stamps finally from the lot.
Thanks a lot Greg Izdebski for the wonderful send.
India - A cover from home country and I am wondering how sometimes very common definitives can also look brilliant when used the way they have been on this cover. There are blocks, of four and six here and a few damaged ones too. The cancellations are smudged a bit but a great addition to my collection of covers.
Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
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Poland - This large package brought in with it thousands of Polish stamps, yes, thousands, literally. Ofcourse there were a lot of doubles, duplicates and repeats...nevertheless, it was days of absolute fun sorting and arranging them. I bought two stock books of 20 pages / 40 sides especially for these stamps and was able to put about 1400 stamps finally from the lot.
Thanks a lot Greg Izdebski for the wonderful send.
India - A cover from home country and I am wondering how sometimes very common definitives can also look brilliant when used the way they have been on this cover. There are blocks, of four and six here and a few damaged ones too. The cancellations are smudged a bit but a great addition to my collection of covers.
Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Christmas Mail 2012 - 9
Here now are this year's Christmas stamps of Poland on cover. Polish Post issued this Christmas set of stamps featuring little angels flying in the sky together with the Star of Bethlehem and bringing Christmas gifts. The stamps were designed by Agnieszka Sobczynska. Thank you Greg.
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Cover - Poland
One more cover from Poland in my cover collection. The stamps on the cover are from the set of 4 stamps, ''Poles on the world'' issued in August 2011 on famous polish personalities by the Polish post.
The two famous poles here are,
Jan Szczepanik , inventor
Michal Sedziwoz, medical doctor
Jan Szczepanik , inventor
Michal Sedziwoz, medical doctor
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
A lovely cover from Poland
Greg sent me this really nice cover from Poland. Clear cancellations on the stamps showing date and place of sending. Krakow, 21.12.11. Thanks Greg.
Lovely christmas stamps on them. One with traffic lights. So what are these traffic lights?!! Traffic Lights are small spots indicating what ink colours were used to print the stamps.
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Lovely christmas stamps on them. One with traffic lights. So what are these traffic lights?!! Traffic Lights are small spots indicating what ink colours were used to print the stamps.
Do feel free to add your thoughts, comments or suggestions
NOTE: Please click on the images for a larger view / closer look.
Monday, November 14, 2011
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