Sunday, November 5, 2017

N is for Netherlands

Heleen has sent me some amazing stamps issued by PostNL over the years. Most of the stamps she has sent me have been shown on my blog as part of her wonderful envelopes,  but a few escaped the full treatment, so here they are.

Here is one showing a pair of hares from my favorite December Stamps set, plus one featuring a stray cat. Bob, if you are looking for a connection to last week's letter M, the photo was taken on Morocco.





And here is one showing a chicken, with some great bonus details in the selvage.


For more stamps with an N connection, head over to Sunday Stamps.


13 comments:

  1. Thanks to you (and Heleen) for showing these.

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    1. You bet, always nice to connect mail art to Sunday Stamps.

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  2. Love that perfectly placed egg. The hares are beautiful

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    1. I love how well PostNL (and Heleen) makes use of the selvage.

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  3. as a feline lover, it is needless to say how I feel about that stray cat stamp ❤ :))))

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    1. I'm a cat lover, too, and was happy to see stray cats shown on postage.

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  4. The chicken feathers are a great addition to the stamp!
    And as another feline lover, I am with Ana on the cat stamp :)

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  5. Que de jolis timbres ! jolie poulette et mignon petit chat,les petits lapins de noël sont craquants aussi !
    Cette année en France les timbres des fête de fin d'année ressembleront à ceux de l'an passé ,c'est dommage !

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    1. That is a shame that they are using the same stamps again.

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  6. Oh but that chicken be kickin'! :) That hen's the end.

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  7. Thank you for posting, nice to see these animals again!
    The cat photo hasbeen taken by Dutch photographer Charlotte Dumas, on whose website you can find many wonderful animal photos (mainly horses and also (working) dogs)

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    1. Thanks for adding the extra info, on top of sending the stamps in the first place.

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