Free Stamps For Beginners [Archive]

Tracy Barber

August 25th 03, 05:24 AM

Hi there!

If anyone, who is just starting to collect stamps, would like to
receive 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE - please
write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you. A
post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
my duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want
to help out new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries, please! Either U.S. or WW only. I've
received a few requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person! I'll be checking your letters against
those already received. I'll simply not honor the request if it looks
like a "ringer" sent it. (Sorry - but I've had a few people try this)

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time...

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. I'm interested
in hearing from a real person, not an internet phantom. Please
include your return address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will
ever get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will
never solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason.
Collecting stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
362 Partridge Street
Albany, N.Y. 12208
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article. (Thanks again
to Bob Ingraham!)

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent.

Most of all... Keep on collecting...

Tracy Barber

Dinesh Mahtani \(Dino\)

September 8th 03, 04:50 PM

Hi Tracy,

I think what you are doing for new collectors is great and would like to
donate. If you are accepting donations, please let me know. I have lots of
duplicate stamps from Thailand and India. How many of copies each stamp
would you like?

Thanks,

Dinesh )

"Tracy Barber" > wrote in message
...
>
> Hi there!
>
> If anyone, who is just starting to collect stamps, would like to
> receive 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE - please
> write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you. A
> post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
> my duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want
> to help out new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.
>
> --->> Please Read <<---
>
> 1) No specific countries, please! Either U.S. or WW only. I've
> received a few requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
> If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.
>
> 2) One request per person! I'll be checking your letters against
> those already received. I'll simply not honor the request if it looks
> like a "ringer" sent it. (Sorry - but I've had a few people try this)
>
> 3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
> follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
> packets does take some time and since it's my time...
>
> 4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
> do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
> your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. I'm interested
> in hearing from a real person, not an internet phantom. Please
> include your return address! I've seen a few without them.
>
> Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.
>
> The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will
> ever get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will
> never solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason.
> Collecting stamps is supposed to be fun!
>
> Write to:
>
> Mr. Tracy Barber
> 362 Partridge Street
> Albany, N.Y. 12208
> U.S.A.
>
> Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
> an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article. (Thanks again
> to Bob Ingraham!)
>
> Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
> donated to date - and where they were sent.
>
> Most of all... Keep on collecting...
>
> Tracy Barber

Tracy Barber

September 8th 03, 06:56 PM

On Mon, 08 Sep 2003 15:50:40 GMT, "Dinesh Mahtani \(Dino\)"
> wrote:

>Hi Tracy,
>
>I think what you are doing for new collectors is great and would like to
>donate. If you are accepting donations, please let me know. I have lots of
>duplicate stamps from Thailand and India. How many of copies each stamp
>would you like?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dinesh )

Hi, Dinesh -

I'll be sending you an email and we'll take this off public viewing.

Thanks for your interest! :^)

Tracy Barber

David Rivera Alonso

September 12th 03, 12:04 PM

I'm starting to collect world stamps, so I 'd be very interested :)

thanks,

DAVID

"Tracy Barber" escribió en mensaje
>...
>
>Hi there!
>
>If anyone, who is just starting to collect stamps, would like to
>receive 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE - please
>write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you. A
>post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
>my duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want
>to help out new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.
>
>--->> Please Read <<---
>
>1) No specific countries, please! Either U.S. or WW only. I've
>received a few requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
>If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.
>
>2) One request per person! I'll be checking your letters against
>those already received. I'll simply not honor the request if it looks
>like a "ringer" sent it. (Sorry - but I've had a few people try this)
>
>3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
>follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
>packets does take some time and since it's my time...
>
>4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
>do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
>your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. I'm interested
>in hearing from a real person, not an internet phantom. Please
>include your return address! I've seen a few without them.
>
>Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.
>
>The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will
>ever get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will
>never solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason.
>Collecting stamps is supposed to be fun!
>
>Write to:
>
> Mr. Tracy Barber
> 362 Partridge Street
> Albany, N.Y. 12208
> U.S.A.
>
>Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
>an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article. (Thanks again
>to Bob Ingraham!)
>
>Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
>donated to date - and where they were sent.
>
>Most of all... Keep on collecting...
>
>Tracy Barber

Tracy Barber

September 12th 03, 07:57 PM

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 13:04:58 +0200, "David Rivera Alonso"
> wrote:

>I'm starting to collect world stamps, so I 'd be very interested :)

Then, you'll have to send me a letter like it mentions below. :^)

Tracy

>"Tracy Barber" escribió en mensaje
>...
>>
>>Hi there!
>>
>>If anyone, who is just starting to collect stamps, would like to
>>receive 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE - please
>>write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you. A
>>post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
>>my duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want
>>to help out new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.
>>
>>--->> Please Read <<---
>>
>>1) No specific countries, please! Either U.S. or WW only. I've
>>received a few requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
>>If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.
>>
>>2) One request per person! I'll be checking your letters against
>>those already received. I'll simply not honor the request if it looks
>>like a "ringer" sent it. (Sorry - but I've had a few people try this)
>>
>>3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
>>follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
>>packets does take some time and since it's my time...
>>
>>4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
>>do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
>>your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. I'm interested
>>in hearing from a real person, not an internet phantom. Please
>>include your return address! I've seen a few without them.
>>
>>Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.
>>
>>The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will
>>ever get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will
>>never solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason.
>>Collecting stamps is supposed to be fun!
>>
>>Write to:
>>
>> Mr. Tracy Barber
>> 362 Partridge Street
>> Albany, N.Y. 12208
>> U.S.A.
>>
>>Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
>>an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article. (Thanks again
>>to Bob Ingraham!)
>>
>>Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
>>donated to date - and where they were sent.
>>
>>Most of all... Keep on collecting...
>>
>>Tracy Barber
>
>

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

May 9th 04, 05:24 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

May 16th 04, 03:03 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

May 23rd 04, 03:26 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

May 30th 04, 10:41 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

June 6th 04, 08:23 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

June 13th 04, 09:16 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Albany, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

June 20th 04, 02:59 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

June 27th 04, 07:28 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

July 5th 04, 04:34 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

July 11th 04, 06:43 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

July 26th 04, 04:53 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

August 1st 04, 09:25 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

August 15th 04, 03:22 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

August 30th 04, 05:11 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

September 7th 04, 12:08 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

September 23rd 04, 01:55 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

September 29th 04, 05:47 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone (who is just starting to collect stamps) would like to
receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S. stamps FREE -
please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps and donations from other people who want to help out
new collectors. NO CHARGE FOR POSTAGE.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without them.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps and
an enhanced "Basics for Beginners" page length article by another rcsd
follower Bob Ingraham.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

October 3rd 04, 05:34 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone...

* Is just starting to collect stamps
* Returning to the hobby
* Interested in getting a child / relative interested
* Involved in a stamp club / scouts / other group

....would like to receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S.
stamps FREE - please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send
some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps from my collection and generous donations from other
stamp collectors who want to help out new collectors.

NO CHARGE FOR THE STAMPS, POSTAGE OR ANYTHING SENT TO YOU.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without addresses.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address - for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request - for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps.
This is a short version, but it will get you thinking on how to do it.
An enhanced "Basics for Beginners", page length article, by another
rcsd follower Bob Ingraham, will be printed on the reverse of the
letter.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

[ Actually, it has seen a few temporary changes and will undergo major
reconstruction during the late autumn / winter of 2004-2005. ]

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber

Mr. Tracy Barber

October 10th 04, 10:09 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone...

* Is just starting to collect stamps
* Returning to the hobby
* Interested in getting a child / relative interested
* Involved in a stamp club / scouts / other group

....would like to receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S.
stamps FREE - please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send
some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps from my collection and generous donations from other
stamp collectors who want to help out new collectors.

NO CHARGE FOR THE STAMPS, POSTAGE OR ANYTHING SENT TO YOU.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without addresses.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address - for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request - for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps.
This is a short version, but it will get you thinking on how to do it.
An enhanced "Basics for Beginners", page length article, by another
rcsd follower Bob Ingraham, will be printed on the reverse of the
letter.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

[ Actually, it has seen a few temporary changes and will undergo major
reconstruction during the late autumn / winter of 2004-2005. ]

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

October 17th 04, 05:53 PM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone...

* Is just starting to collect stamps
* Returning to the hobby
* Interested in getting a child / relative interested
* Involved in a stamp club / scouts / other group

....would like to receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S.
stamps FREE - please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send
some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps from my collection and generous donations from other
stamp collectors who want to help out new collectors.

NO CHARGE FOR THE STAMPS, POSTAGE OR ANYTHING SENT TO YOU.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without addresses.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address - for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request - for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps.
This is a short version, but it will get you thinking on how to do it.
An enhanced "Basics for Beginners", page length article, by another
rcsd follower Bob Ingraham, will be printed on the reverse of the
letter.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

[ Actually, it has seen a few temporary changes and will undergo major
reconstruction during the late autumn / winter of 2004-2005. ]

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Mr. Tracy Barber

October 25th 04, 04:57 AM

Hi there stamp collectors!

If anyone...

* Is just starting to collect stamps
* Returning to the hobby
* Interested in getting a child / relative interested
* Involved in a stamp club / scouts / other group

....would like to receive either 100+ WorldWide stamps or 100+ U.S.
stamps FREE - please write me a short note and I'll be happy to send
some to you.

Send a post card, a letter, birch bark, papyrus - whatever! These are
duplicate stamps from my collection and generous donations from other
stamp collectors who want to help out new collectors.

NO CHARGE FOR THE STAMPS, POSTAGE OR ANYTHING SENT TO YOU.

--->> Please Read <<---

1) No specific countries or topics, please! Either U.S. or WW only.
I've received requests for specific countries and I can't fill them.
If I did, I'd have to charge for some time involved.

2) One request per person. I'll be checking your letters against
those already received.

3) No E-Mail requests / status requests / harassments. No need to
follow up and ask when they'll be sent - they will be. Building
packets does take some time and since it's my time... EVERY letter
is responded to eventually.

4) I'd like to see a request through the mail. If you can't seem to
do that, please don't ask. I may follow up by E-Mail (if you send
your E-Mail address) to let you know they were sent. Please include
your return mailing address! I've seen a few without addresses.

Optional - You can include your age if you'd like to.

The correspondence between us stays between us and nobody will ever
get your snail mail or E-Mail address - for any purpose. I will never
solicit anyone who sends in a request - for any reason. Collecting
stamps is supposed to be fun!

Write to:

Mr. Tracy Barber
17 Hill Street
Keeseville, N.Y. 12944
U.S.A.

Included with the stamps is a short article on how to soak stamps.
This is a short version, but it will get you thinking on how to do it.
An enhanced "Basics for Beginners", page length article, by another
rcsd follower Bob Ingraham, will be printed on the reverse of the
letter.

Go to http://www.adirondack-pc.com to see how many stamps have been
donated to date - and where they were sent. The place needs a serious
maintenance crew to clean it up, but it will happen - eventually...

[ Actually, it has seen a few temporary changes and will undergo major
reconstruction during the late autumn / winter of 2004-2005. ]

Most of all... Keep on collecting!

Tracy Barber