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Old November 16th 03, 12:46 AM
TC
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Default Swiss EMS stamps

A rare set of (I am told Swiss) EMS
(Express Mail Service) stamps can be seen at:
http://www.railphilatelist.com/jpg/cindy/swse.jpg

They are imperf and self stick.

Shown are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and
Opera House (Worldwide), the Tower Bridge,
London (Europe) and the Golden Gate Bridge
(USA + Canada).

The set currently sells for about $140.00 US.

Blair



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Old November 16th 03, 05:33 AM
Rodney
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It would be nice if we could honour the architect
of the Opera House.
What a simply beautiful building that is.
I was completing my apprenticeship during the construction
and always loved it, even amongst the then, criticism.
Bravo Mr. Utzon.


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| A rare set of (I am told Swiss) EMS
| (Express Mail Service) stamps can be seen at:
|
http://www.railphilatelist.com/jpg/cindy/swse.jpg
|
| They are imperf and self stick.
|
| Shown are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and
| Opera House (Worldwide), the Tower Bridge,
| London (Europe) and the Golden Gate Bridge
| (USA + Canada).
|
| The set currently sells for about $140.00 US.
|
| Blair
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Old November 16th 03, 08:19 AM
Victor Manta
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I'm not sure that they are Swiss, and I wonder why are they so expensive.

Something about the EMS (but not enough) can be found on:

http://www.upu.int/ems/en/index.html

Victor Manta

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A rare set of (I am told Swiss) EMS
(Express Mail Service) stamps can be seen at:
http://www.railphilatelist.com/jpg/cindy/swse.jpg

They are imperf and self stick.

Shown are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and
Opera House (Worldwide), the Tower Bridge,
London (Europe) and the Golden Gate Bridge
(USA + Canada).

The set currently sells for about $140.00 US.

Blair


 




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