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This 4-anna stamp released in 1937 depicts a portrait of King George VI and a 4-6-2 steam loco of East Indian Railways along with mail cars.
Date of issue: August 23,1937 |
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A Philatelic mind is a terrible thing to waste |
Edited by bobgggg - 08/18/2008 1:21 pm |
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More trains!  Thanks! Gussyboy1  |
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Nobody gets in to see the Wizard. Not nobody. Not No How!" |
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Wow Gussy that horse is interesting. I can't enlarge it and my eyes are getting old so I'll ask you. Has that horse got a fourth leg?  Any way its a nice stamp. |
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Gussy
I am with bandi I don't see a fourth leg also. Is there a fourth leg |
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i think I see 4 legs. the rear leg close to the train is just under the horses body.
cool stamp - I never knew there was one commemorating B&O rail. |
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If a horse is running with 2 fronts legs up the the 2 back legs should be down or in a somewhat similar position. What I see is part of the train wheel drive under the horse. Could you please have a close look for us Gussy? |
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A set of locomotives issued in 1976  Stamp issed to commemorate Centenary of South Eastern Railway in 1987  |
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Great investigating about my four legged horse! I never knew they had something like that coach or caboose that was horse drawn! That horse is running on train like tracks--how do you stop when a horse is going that fast???  Gussyboy1  |
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yea it looks like there are three tracks - each track has a progression in rail technology. the first is the horse pulling a cart (they used them on the early short line tracks), the next is a early steam engine, the last is a modern electic diesel.
i don't understand horses and I guess the engraver didn't either. |
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Trains on movie prop stamps...  (These stamps were used on a film called "a letter from Evie") First movie prop stamps used on regular mail 1946  (parcel post stamps could be used as normal postage from 1913 onwards)   I wonder if it was addressed to Raymond Burr's wife  |
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