Welcome to my contribution to Sunday Stamps, in the cool and drizzly American Midwest.
SeeitonaPostcard is up to the letter X. I remember gathering images from the internet of words pertaining to the alphabet, for a project my daughter was doing in first grade (some years ago now!) Tiring of X-rays and the xylophone, I printed out a picture of a Xebec:
A type of boat used in the Mediterranean. "But momma, that is a boat!" claimed my daughter, and off we went to find a picture of a xylophone.
I don't have this stamp in hand - I went off on the internet myself to find this image of a Maltese stamp.
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Viridian
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Sunday Stamps II 160
Happy New Year everyone!!!
It's time for Sunday Stamps, and SeeitonaPostcard is up to the letter V. Growing up in New England, I immediately thought of the state of Vermont.
A state stamp is still available in the collector's area of the US Postal Service website, paired with the state quarter:
The design of the stamp looks like a vintage tourist postcard. (It's a little strange to see the Fall colors of the Vermont mountains up against the snow that Vermont is famous for.)
Visit SeeitonaPostcard and see who else is joining in!
I have a page on Facebook: "Like" me and keep up with my infrequent stamp, postcard, and quilt posts at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl
Viridian
It's time for Sunday Stamps, and SeeitonaPostcard is up to the letter V. Growing up in New England, I immediately thought of the state of Vermont.
A state stamp is still available in the collector's area of the US Postal Service website, paired with the state quarter:
The design of the stamp looks like a vintage tourist postcard. (It's a little strange to see the Fall colors of the Vermont mountains up against the snow that Vermont is famous for.)
Visit SeeitonaPostcard and see who else is joining in!
I have a page on Facebook: "Like" me and keep up with my infrequent stamp, postcard, and quilt posts at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl
Viridian
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