Turkish Constantinople City post - help please

Apologies - my take was it was better to post a link to where the
information was than to post it up multiple times (it means there is only
one place to go to edit/update later). My original fault was probably in
posting the question here before allowing sufficient time for an answer
where I'd originally posted it (Stampboards).

BTW I also asked the question of the OPAL society
(http://www.mclstamps.co.uk/opal/opalhome.html)
and have since received numerous answers that I'm still digesting and
that complicate the issue beyond the "simple" Michel listing.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...urkeySehir.jpg
shows six types rather than the 4 from Michel.
(I must remember to go and post this up on Stampboards too !).

Regards,
Nick


"Blair (TC)" wrote in
:

On Jul 3, 4:41*am, Asia-translation
wrote:
On Jul 2, 3:58*am, "Victor Manta" wrote:

When I opened Nick's link, I could read in the center of the
page:http:
//www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19915&p=784799&e=784799

"Login. You have been notified about this topic, please login to
view i
t."

The language barrier, perhaps? For me eventually but why for Blair
too?
:-)

Being a Stampboards member, I don't receive the message when I click
on the link.

Perhaps going to stampboards.com and using the Search function to
find the relevant page might help. *I do know that there are many
lurkers on Stampboards, who have never registered, yet seem to be
able to access it without difficulty.

Tony

I am quite capable of joining Stampboards and other sites.
However, in the last few years I was on too m,any sites and reduced
the number.

The point I was trying to make was one of common courtesy.
If you you ask a question in several fora and get a reply in two or
more,
then I was taught that it was courteous to post the final reply take
the
final (or best) response to the question and repost it to groups where
I
had had at least one reply.

Am I just too old fashioned?

Blair

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On Jul 7, 6:09*am, Nick Bridgwater No@Spam wrote:
Apologies - my take was it was better to post a link to where the
information was than to post it up multiple times (it means there is only
one place to go to edit/update later). *My original fault was probably in
posting the question here before allowing sufficient time for an answer
where I'd originally posted it (Stampboards).

BTW I also asked the question of the OPAL society
(http://www.mclstamps.co.uk/opal/opalhome.html)
and have since received numerous answers that I'm still digesting and
that complicate the issue beyond the "simple" Michel listing.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...urkeySehir.jpg
shows six types rather than the 4 from Michel.
(I must remember to go and post this up on Stampboards too !).

Regards,
Nick

"Blair (TC)" wrote :

On Jul 3, 4:41 am, Asia-translation
wrote:
On Jul 2, 3:58 am, "Victor Manta" wrote:

When I opened Nick's link, I could read in the center of the
page:http:
//www.stampboards.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=19915&p=784799&e=784799

"Login. You have been notified about this topic, please login to
view i
t."

The language barrier, perhaps? For me eventually but why for Blair
too?
:-)

Being a Stampboards member, I don't receive the message when I click
on the link.

Perhaps going to stampboards.com and using the Search function to
find the relevant page might help. I do know that there are many
lurkers on Stampboards, who have never registered, yet seem to be
able to access it without difficulty.

Tony

I am quite capable of joining Stampboards and other sites.
However, in the last few years I was on too m,any sites and reduced
the number.

The point I was trying to make was one of common courtesy.
If you you ask a question in several fora and get a reply in two or
more,
then I was taught that it was courteous to post the final reply take
the
final (or best) response to the question and repost it to groups where
I
had had at least one reply.

Am I just too old fashioned?

Blair

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Thanks Nick. Yes, that OPAL group can give one
VERY thorough answers at times. I'm also a member.

Cheers
Blair