Mail Adventures

  The Queen of Hearts on this card sent by Phillip (the USA), illustrated by John Tenniel . As you have noticed, Wonderland appears often o...

I have got a few Wonderland postcards . This is the latest card, sent by Phillip (the USA). Although the letter was more about cats... And t...

This envelope sent by Phillip arrived like this, and it intrigued me a lot! Until I opened it and discovered Alice inside (trying to escape?...

I had received some stationery and stamps dedicated to  Goodnight Moon  (also here )... and now the rest have landed, along with a first day...

Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, was a bit of a mail fan. In 1889 he invented "The Wonderland Postage...

Sunday Stamps is today dedicated to Stories and folk tales . This is a recurrent theme on this blog, and I have used it for recent Sunday S...

Love is when the postal services love you so much that they allow you to send mail without stamps ! Or maybe that is how it works in Wonder...

Front and back of some envelopes made out reused calendars with illustrations of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Sent to the United Ki...

Envelopes made of bags from bookshops, sent to Laura (the UK), Rosemary (Canada), and Fabienne (France): Front Back Front Back Front Back

Realms of the Imagination Sveta Dorosheva, 2023 Sent by Phillip (the USA) and Laura (the UK).

The Guinness Alice From time to time, Alice-related mail lands in my mailbox. Like the postcard above sent by Heleen (the Netherlands), and ...

Postcards sent by John and Alan (the UK), Eduard (Russia) and Mai (Thailand).

"It it had grown up," she said to herself, "it would have made a dreadfully ugly child: but it makes rather a handsome pig, I...

I wish you a Happy New Year with a small collection of rabbits and hares on stamps! Belarus Canada France Hungary Japan The Netherlands Tai...