Let's See Your Cinderellas!

WW2 era cinderella from New Zealand.
Regards
Gavin

Here is another motorcycle related cinderella... this time on a cover from the UK.

Regards
Gavin

I haven't been back to this thread for a while, nice to see it going strong.
Here's a recently acquired envelope with a big holiday message from the American Bible Society.
Christmas 1959.

Lovely Cindys everyone. Not been here for a while but now I'm glad I returned !

Here are few new additions to the collection:

Patriotic Labels in strips of 4, both normal and slightly unpatriotic !





Here is a sheet made by a Cinderella group....not a bad effort ! .....



....but can you spot the deliberate mistake ?

This next one was a real surprise find. A full set [6 sheetlets] of KGVI Coronation Regalia Labels in original folder. A few small faults but overall quite amazing. Here is a sample copy [shown before at SCF]



More to come here and on other appropriate threads, including Mrs.Stewart's bluing !

Cinderellabus1

I don't actively collect cinderellas, but they make an interesting addition to a collection. Here's a few of mine (one or two are a bit tatty) - first pic has a KGVI coronation set, and a French advertising cinderella. Second pic has a 1914 GB from Finchley Carnival; some US anti-TB Christmas labels (I think!) and a USO Christmas label; an election label from GB (from 1946?) and another coronation set, this time George V. Edited to correct King, thanks Jill!

DavidR,

Those are great Cinderellas. I love the KGV and KGVI series.

Thanks for showing.

Cannot find the error on the incorrectly
referred to "woodblocks"

Only the second time I have seen 1/2 in an residential address
(bible soc cinder)

I've shown these two so often the sprockets have worn away to almost nothing, but they might be worth one last outing. A patriotic label from WW1, on the back of a cover from Jind State in India to Bombay:



and a WWII label from Hyderabad State in India on the back of a cover to Palestine:



(And a fat lot of good Hyderabad's being a faithful ally of the Poms did it when the Poms left India. Hyderabad was absorbed into independent India.)

I also have the sheet made by the cinderella group...where is the mistake LB?

Here are a few depicting the Battle of Waterloo





and a very nice bullfighting set of four. Love the "toreros"!

Marius, great series! I LOVED it!

An interesting link some might enjoy displaying US poster stamps from various events/time periods:

http://viewlinerltd.blogspot.com/se...oster+stamps

Now that would be telling wouldn't it !
I'll give you clue, it's in the bottom half of the sheet, right side.

Nice Cindys Marius...really nice.
Oh yes, if you want to see your feedback, go here:

http://goscf.com/t/14716&whichpage=5

Until next time......

Londonbus1....Post some more please.

Here you go





Found them this morning in the post...lucky huh?

I know someone would like these