Since I have read Heleen's post, I wanted to show the clocks on stamps I have got.
And I have recently discovered that there is more people who like to receive clocks by mail. John has started a clock-related postal project: He wants to receive postcards and mail art (and stamps, I guess) about clocks... And I assure you he always answers the mail! See on his blog: Scriptor's Clock Postcards.
And I have recently discovered that there is more people who like to receive clocks by mail. John has started a clock-related postal project: He wants to receive postcards and mail art (and stamps, I guess) about clocks... And I assure you he always answers the mail! See on his blog: Scriptor's Clock Postcards.
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| From Hungary |
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| From the Netherlands |
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| From Spain |
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| From the USA |
Oh, that's nice, I should send a clock to John, too! And I saw on his blog you drew a wonderful couple -clock and envelope - for him!
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting my clock blog post, in a way, having inspired you!
Your posts always inspire me! :)
DeleteI live in the USA and have used the 10 clock when the stamp I want to use isn't worth enough-it's great like for birthdays or New Years.
ReplyDeleteI have received it on some letters (I guess for the reason you wrote), and I still think it's a very nice stamp.
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