I have this similar cover that I have posted here before. Also last day of service, this one for a town that got buried under Lake Mead when the dam was placed.
I have an album marked "Cool Stuff" where I keep all these interesting covers. What fun would a hobby be if you had to pass up a cover you like, just because it didn't fit into a rigid collection?
Nice covers!
No worries Phil! Every stamp collector should have an album titled "Cool Stuff".
Speaking of interesting covers with last day of use. Note the post mark for Apr 30, 1940 from Hueneme, Calif., for last day of use and the post mark for May 1, 1940 from Port Hueneme, Calif., for the first day of use.
The stamp was issued April 14, 1940. I guess the town changed names and the first and last day of use refers to the town name change.
That's an interesting pair of covers! Either would be just okay by themselves but the pair really tells a story.
"Multiple news outlets last week reported that the foundations of buildings in St. Thomas are now visible as a result of drought in the West. They used to be under 80 ft of water. That's how low Mead is now."
I consider myself fortunate to be a "general collector" not bound by many self imposed rules..when i see something of interest to me and the price seems fair i will go for it.I thought this one was a bit unusual !
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
I have this similar cover that I have posted here before. Also last day of service, this one for a town that got buried under Lake Mead when the dam was placed.
I have an album marked "Cool Stuff" where I keep all these interesting covers. What fun would a hobby be if you had to pass up a cover you like, just because it didn't fit into a rigid collection?
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
Nice covers!
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
No worries Phil! Every stamp collector should have an album titled "Cool Stuff".
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
Speaking of interesting covers with last day of use. Note the post mark for Apr 30, 1940 from Hueneme, Calif., for last day of use and the post mark for May 1, 1940 from Port Hueneme, Calif., for the first day of use.
The stamp was issued April 14, 1940. I guess the town changed names and the first and last day of use refers to the town name change.
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
That's an interesting pair of covers! Either would be just okay by themselves but the pair really tells a story.
re: I thought this cover waiting for me at the bottom of a rummage tub was interesting !
"Multiple news outlets last week reported that the foundations of buildings in St. Thomas are now visible as a result of drought in the West. They used to be under 80 ft of water. That's how low Mead is now."