I've discovered that I have Christmas stamps from over 15 countries, but don't worry I'll not show them all - just follow the A-Z theme.
Where better to start with Australia and an island which was named on Christmas Day 1643.
Each year I get Christmas greetings from a friend and former colleague who lives in Denmark. She never forgets to add a Christmas seal to the envelope with her card.
The stamp that accompanied this seal shows the public library and cultural centre at the European Capital of Culture in 2017.
For a more traditional Christmas we turn this week to 'Z' - where else could it be but -
For more Christmas scenes stop your sleigh at Sunday-Stamps-II-158. and visit the links that you see there - join in with the surfing Santa.
Merry Christmas to all participants and to all those who visit and read our posts at Christmas and throughout the year.
Where better to start with Australia and an island which was named on Christmas Day 1643.
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| Christmas Island - Australia |
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| Aarhus - Denmark |
Merry Christmas to all participants and to all those who visit and read our posts at Christmas and throughout the year.
6 comments:
Those shepherds aren't dressed for winter:) I love the tradition of Christmas Seals, I like how those make a whole Christmas scene.
Quite a few Christmas Island stamps on display this week. Thanks for all the great stamps you've shown today. I love the Danish Christmas seal series - you were sent a fun selection.
Beautiful stamps, and such a nice idea to add them into the A to Z theme!
I'm a little surprised that even in Zambia, Mary and Jesus are white.
Wishing you the very Merriest of Christmases
All beautiful, and all new for me, except the Christmas seals from Denmark. I have got two of them, too.
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