A stamp I only received was a 2012 Christmas stamp from Greece.
No such problems with last year's Canadian stamp.
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| Greece - 12 December 2012 |
I recognised the bauble straight away, but it took a while for me to realise that there was also a pin and a paper clip (?).
No such problems with last year's Canadian stamp.
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| Canada - 2 November 2018 |
Warm and cosy - I'm sure you will agree provided there is no orange in the toe on Christmas Day.
For other Christmas stamps just follow the links at Sunday Stamps
I have a penchant for stamps depicting the cosy side of Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteYes they look the perfect Christmas sock.
ReplyDeleteWe always got an orange in our stockings - often a clementine taken out of the fruit bowl!
ReplyDeleteI thought that pin and paperclip was a 'triangle' and was trying to think of which song it would be used for (I also wouldn't associate Greece with triangles)
The Greek stamp is interesting - manages to look modern yet a bit confusing at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI used to quite like having an orange in the toe. Preferred tangerines though, easier to peel. Brings back memories. Now the only presents I get are those I buy myself.
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