Greetings from the USA this week where we are staying with my daughter, her husband and three dogs. Yesterday was a bit traumatic as Gem, her oldest dog, had to be put to sleep after a remarkable 15 and a half years. Gem was the last of the original "Gang of Four."
The lady vet from the Lap of Love, a veterinary hospice was a true professional. However I do not have a stamp that is appropriate for her.
Nevertheless I was surprised to find how many stamps meet Viridian's 'trade/professions' theme.
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Algeria - Job Mechanics; 18 April 1965 |
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Hungary - Welder series 1955 |
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Lebanon - Potters work |
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Iceland - Nurse and patient |
This stamp was issued on 19 June 1970 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Icelandic Nurses Association.
My last stamp this week is from Tunisia.
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Tunisia - Nass-work - Handicrafts; 15 August 1979 |
I was pleased to be able to include my one and only stamp from Algeria as the theme forced me to identify what it represented.
I wonder whether anyone will have a stamp of a philatelist this week. To find out you will have to check the links at Sunday-Stamps-193.
7 comments:
I feel so sorry for your daughter's loss of Gem.
Beautiful and interesting stamps, thank you very much for sharing.
Oh I am sorry to hear about Gem.
Great selections for the theme.
Here's a philatelist I posted a couple of years ago.
http://postcardy.blogspot.com/2012/03/united-nations-stamps-philately.html
I may have posted some others. Maybe I can post one next week.
So sorry to hear about Gem. It's horrible to lose a pet, they are so much part of the family.
Enjoy your US visit.
You certainly did find a lot of relevant stamps. Clearly I didn't look hard enough.
Sorry to hear about Gem. It's horrible having to have a dog put to sleep.
Sad to loose an old pal. I like the style of the Tunisian stamp, its interesting how some countries stamps are harder to come by than others.
I like the two first stamps, as part of my family have these jobs. The comic-style of the Tunisian stamps is very nice, too.
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