A slice of life ~ Venca ~ Fashion by post.

Stamps in advertising..........

http://cjoint.com/data/eubpeYsrba.htm

and a wispy suggestive

http://cjoint.com/data/eubu28WOPF.htm



(from http://mondephilatelique.blog.lemonde.fr/2009/03/

On Apr 18, 12:42*pm, "rodney" wrote:
Stamps in advertising..........

http://cjoint.com/data/eubpeYsrba.htm

and a wispy suggestive

http://cjoint.com/data/eubu28WOPF.htm

(fromhttp://mondephilatelique.blog.lemonde.fr/2009/03/

and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) - Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton

Nice one, Anton.
wallpaper circa 1960's is very valuable here in Australia
if you can find it. Quite a few collectors around.
Designs that were considered so ugly in the eighties,
find new life and appreciation.

I was at an auction mart last friday week, and amongst the flotsam and
jetsam,
a mundane turned leg coffee table came under the hammer,
it rose from $15 to $650, there was a hidden story in there somewhere.

I think I read today someone on ebay is offering a slice of a famous wedding
cake
from 1871.


"CASACUDOR"
and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) - Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton

From the only one of its kind in the world,
the German Wallpaper Museum
http://www.kassel.de/cms02/englisch/...155/index.html



"CASACUDOR"
and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) - Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton

Taking "wallpaper" as a thematic,
here is the wallpaper on Montgolfier's balloon featured on a Nicaraguan
stamp.
http://cjoint.com/data/eue1dgQEDh.htm




"CASACUDOR"
and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) - Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton

"rodney" wrote in message
...

Stamps in advertising..........

snip for brevity

http://cjoint.com/data/eubu28WOPF.htm

The time came for replacing my stamp books.

--
Victor Manta

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Spanish North Africa: http://www.sna-on.postalstamps.biz/
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And when your running out of stamps for your wallpaper, you can always
switch to money bills:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/trilliondollarcampaign/

Note/question about wallpaper stamps:
I do remember a movie (IIRC a Dutch one) in which a wife takes revenge on
her husband by sticking his mint stamp collection to apartment walls. Anyone
remembering the title?

Bye
Jan

"rodney" schreef in bericht
...
From the only one of its kind in the world,
the German Wallpaper Museum
http://www.kassel.de/cms02/englisch/...155/index.html



"CASACUDOR"
and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) - Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton

On Apr 20, 4:16*pm, "Jan Doggen"
wrote:
And when your running out of stamps for your wallpaper, you can always
switch to money bills:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/trilliondollarcampaign/

Note/question about wallpaper stamps:
I do remember a movie (IIRC a Dutch one) in which a wife takes revenge on
her husband by sticking his mint stamp collection to apartment walls. Anyone
remembering the title?

Bye
Jan

"rodney" schreef in ...

From the only one of its kind in the world,
the German Wallpaper Museum
http://www.kassel.de/cms02/englisch/...155/index.html

"CASACUDOR"
and an very old one from 1911(around 100 yers old !!!) *- Wallpaper
exhibition HAMBURG 1911

http://casacudor.googlepages.com/191...manposterstamp

best regards,
Anton



I do not think this is the one, but it is a recent Dutch film , that
includes
a stamp collector.

Black Book (2006 aka Zwartboek) , Directed by Paul Verhoeven

A slam-bang indictment of anti-Semitism and barbarity in which a
Jewish woman and a Gestapo officer fall in love.

http://www.impawards.com/2006/poster..._book_ver2.jpg

Verhoeven says that Black Book — his first Dutch movie in 23 years —
is a “correction” to his 1977 Soldier of Orange. In that film, Rutger
Hauer
and his aristocratic schoolmates become Dutch resistance heroes, and
the story ends with Germany’s defeat.

This time, the resistance fighters are flawed, a couple of Nazis are
conscientious —Müntze (Sebastian Koch) is a gorgeous, sensitive,
stamp-collecting Gestapo chief — and Holland’s liberation is followed
by its despicable treatment of Nazi collaborators. Nobody’s clean.

Some rare Dutch stamps play a part in the story.

http://wfn.typepad.com/.a/6a0105364c...ca04970c-800wi

Blair

"Blair"
Black Book (2006 aka Zwartboek) , Directed by Paul Verhoeven

One of the few movies I have walked out of. Ugh!

On Apr 22, 4:08*am, "rodney" wrote:
"Blair"
Black Book (2006 aka Zwartboek) *, *Directed by Paul Verhoeven

One of the few movies I have walked out of. *Ugh!

So you missed the stamps then