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Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
I see a lot of familiar faces and names here, that's great!
Started collecting some 40 years ago and had different target countries. Now I collect/buy/sell WW classic-era stamps, revenues and covers (1840-1900). Main interest (currently
) on South and Central America.Had stores and did auctions on bidstart, Feebay, Delcampe and closed them due to lack of time. Now and then I write on Wikipedia and contribute to Wikimedia.
Anyway, hope i can contribute here too.
Arno
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Hi Arno! Good to see you here! Great avatar too!
Cheers,
Peter
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Thanks Peter, likewise!
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07:36:40am
Welcome, Arno. Good to have you here and we will hold you to your promise to contribute!
Bobby
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Ah, another WW classical era collector- Welcome! 
You actually deserve the "Classical" label, I collect 1840-1940 WW, which is a bit more modern. 
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Welkom to you Arno.
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Thanks guys!
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Hi Arno,
It's great to see you here. Welcome to StampoRama! 
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Welcome, Arno, from a collector of Costa Rica!
David Giles
Ottawa, Canada
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Nigel!
Good to see you too !
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David:
Ooooh those Guanacaste overprints and the 1882 UPU's, got a few of them on my wishlist.
A few nice other stamps in my collection
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Costa_Rica_1863_Sc1_San_Jose.jpg
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Costa_Rica_1863_Sc2_Alajuela.jpg
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Arno:
Very nice Costa Rica! The Alajuela postmark is beautiful. I am on the board-of-directors for the Society of Costa Rica Collectors (SOCORICO). We have a plethora of reference material, and a specialised catalogue.
The postmarks on the first few issues of Costa Rica have been forged, but the reference material is very good at helping you identify the "weeds in your album".
I have recently purchased the specialised catalogue of the Ambulante (Travelling Post Offices) railway post offices. I find them very interesting. The catalogue is in Spanish and English.
David
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Hi everyone,
I see a lot of familiar faces and names here, that's great!
Started collecting some 40 years ago and had different target countries. Now I collect/buy/sell WW classic-era stamps, revenues and covers (1840-1900). Main interest (currently ) on South and Central America.
Had stores and did auctions on bidstart, Feebay, Delcampe and closed them due to lack of time. Now and then I write on Wikipedia and contribute to Wikimedia.
Anyway, hope i can contribute here too.
Arno
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05:40:53am
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Hi Arno! Good to see you here! Great avatar too!
Cheers,
Peter
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Thanks Peter, likewise!
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They who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. -Benjamin Franklin
28 Jul 2015
07:36:40am
re: Hello from The Netherlands
Welcome, Arno. Good to have you here and we will hold you to your promise to contribute!
Bobby
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Ah, another WW classical era collector- Welcome!
You actually deserve the "Classical" label, I collect 1840-1940 WW, which is a bit more modern.
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Hi Arno,
It's great to see you here. Welcome to StampoRama!
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Welcome, Arno, from a collector of Costa Rica!
David Giles
Ottawa, Canada
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Nigel!
Good to see you too !
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
David:
Ooooh those Guanacaste overprints and the 1882 UPU's, got a few of them on my wishlist.
A few nice other stamps in my collection
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Costa_Rica_1863_Sc1_San_Jose.jpg
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Costa_Rica_1863_Sc2_Alajuela.jpg
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re: Hello from The Netherlands
Arno:
Very nice Costa Rica! The Alajuela postmark is beautiful. I am on the board-of-directors for the Society of Costa Rica Collectors (SOCORICO). We have a plethora of reference material, and a specialised catalogue.
The postmarks on the first few issues of Costa Rica have been forged, but the reference material is very good at helping you identify the "weeds in your album".
I have recently purchased the specialised catalogue of the Ambulante (Travelling Post Offices) railway post offices. I find them very interesting. The catalogue is in Spanish and English.
David
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