Sunday, August 17, 2025

Sunday Stamps: the letter C

 Good Day, and welcome to a cloudy day in the American Midwest.  We continue the tour of the alphabet with Sunday Stamps.

For the Letter C: A compass rose stamp form the US Postal Service, for international mail (now $1.70):

And, a stamp from the Cayman Islands.


This arrived on a postcard from relatives, in December 2011. They were having a great holiday.

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Viridian


Sunday, August 10, 2025

Sunday Stamps: The Letter B

 Good day, and welcome to a nice day in the American Midwest.  It's time for Sunday Stamps.

In our tour of the alphabet, we are up to the letter B.

A stamp of Blueberries from the US Postal Service (and this image is from their website), used to make up postage.  It is normally used for slightly overweight letters or oversized letters.

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Viridian

Sunday, August 3, 2025

Sunday Stamps: the letter A

 Good day, and welcome to my blog.  It is a cool sunny morning in the American Midwest, and time for Sunday Stamps.

SeeitonaPostcard is starting a series where we work our way through the Alphabet.  I hope the USPS has a variety of stamps.  And that I have a variety of stamps that I have shared before.

In any case, for the Letter A, the Appalachian Trail:

This is one of a set of 15 stamps, showing the natural beauty along the trail.  These are Forever stamps, always good for US first class postage (which is now 78 cents!).

The Appalachian Trail extends from northern Georgia to Maine, and is approximately 2200 miles or 3540 kilometers long, according to the Wikipedia entry.  I grew up in Massachusetts not far from a section of this trail.

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Viridian