I could have posted this last week if only I had realised the USA's Celebrate the Century Series included a flag from Stock Car Racing.
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USA - 26 May 1999
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The first Daytona 500 race was held in 1959.
The 150th Anniversary of the RSPCA series of stamps included this -
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Great Britain - 23 January 1990 |
Who could resist a puppy like that?
If you had a job like hewing coal you definitely would get very black. Stamps for Social Reformers included one for Thomas Hepburn and a man doing just that job.
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Great Britain - 28 April 1976
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I guess that no one does this job anymore as all the deep mines in the UK have closed.
For more black and white stamps just visit Edward at Sunday Stamps.