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I am curious on how you post an image that is "untitled" Hi Rod Not sure what you mean? The image is labeled FrenchM127.jpg No Caption? I put a caption on the image below. But not sure that made a difference? I use picasaweb.google.com, and usually choose "Embed image", and then "Image only (no link)", although there is a "hide album link" option that I don't use. Something I could be doing better?    |
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Hi Jk, No you are doing fine  If you right click on your image to save it, in SCF, it shows as an "untitled bitmap" image. I was just curious how you did that, but it appears a webmaster thing so that's OK, I convert the image anyhows back to *.jpg. Cheers |
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Interesting. When I right click the image in SCF using the Chrome Internet browser, I get an option box including "save image as"...clicking on that box gives me "Scan_FrenchM127", and the option to save it as a "jpg file" or "all files". Anyway, getting off topic for Camel stamps, so here is another one....  In review, looks like this has already been posted.  |
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I never thought a Camel would make my day! Tannu Tuva 1936 Web photo  |
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| Edited by fifia - 12/19/2011 3:09 pm |
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Dinner time for baby dromedary, designed and engraved by Claude Hertenberger, and issued by Mauritania on July 6, 1963, Scott No. 138. - nethryk  |
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Here is an image of a stamp honoring Charles Eugène de Foucauld (1858–1916), a French Catholic priest living among the Tuareg in the Sahara in Algeria who was shot and killed by marauders in 1916 outside the door of the fort he built for protection of the Tuareg; he is considered by the Roman Catholic Church to be a martyr. This stamp was designed and engraved by Charles Mazelin, and issued by France on January 31, 1959 to mark the centenary of de Foucauld's birth, Scott No. 906, Y&T No. 1191. Is the camel stealing the scene? - nethryk  |
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Caravan in the Ténéré, a desert region in the south central Sahara, designed by T. de Loustal, printed by lithogravure (Harrison & Sons, Ltd.), and issued by Niger in 1989, Scott No. 810A. - nethryk  |
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I have these camel stamps from French Somali Coast. I think they are from 1902 or 1903  |
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