Linus

23 Mar 2019
01:08:16am

Scanned below from my collection are watercolor postcards created by artists using cut-up postage stamps. I have several of these postcards in my collection. They were made in Hong Kong and elsewhere to sell to tourists. They are not rare, as they can be found selling on eBay all the time, but they are desirable and sought after by many postcard collectors. Each one is a unique piece of art. Does anyone else collect similar cards?

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re: Watercolor Postcards Made in Hong Kong From Cut-up Stamps

Interesting ! Thank you for sharing!

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Linus

03 May 2019
08:30:01pm

re: Watercolor Postcards Made in Hong Kong From Cut-up Stamps

I would like to give a big thanks to one of our Stamporama members for helping me add two more of these postcards to my collection. (We worked a deal.) The boy with rabbit is similar in style to my other ones, but the second one is a different style. It seems to be more North American, perhaps from Canada. I have no idea where it was created, but it looks like folk art to me. Stamporama members are the best!

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