"I believe Finland issued a transparent stamp."
"Well I haven't seen one."
"Ah, that will be it then."
Sorry! I'll get my coat....
One day while climbing up a stair,
I met a man who wasn't there,
He wasn't there again today,
I sure wish he'd go away !
As far as I know, Finland produced 2 plastic issues in 2008. The snow sports 3-D issue, which incorporated plastic in its layers; and the Christmas snowflake issue, which was printed ON plastic.
I'm guessing you are asking about the latter (Christmas snowflake). That was issued as a self-adhesive pane of 10.
k
It would appear that the stamp in question was a singleton issued along side Finland's Christmas stamps on 6th November 2008. Here is an extract from Posti's website.
http://tinyurl.com/owzpp85
Here's the actual stamp.
In essence, the stamp will take on the hue of the envelope (packet or postcard) on which it is affixed. I would imagine that the intended effect may be somewhat lost on a plain white background, as can be seen here:
Thankyou now to search for one of these interesting stamps....Charlie I thought I saw you but alas you were not there...lol
As I stated before, the snowflake stamp came in a format of 10 snowflake stamps in a pane.
Each stamp, however, is not directly adjacent to the next, but each stamp is centered in a frame. So technically, you could cut 10 singles from the pane without cutting into the stamp.
The singles are readily available from most Scandanavia stamp dealers. The full pane is much more difficult to get.
Thankyou guys I found several on Delcampe.... and possibly the Nederland zero stamp....depends on the bidding.... Happy Thanksgiving!
k
I am wondering ...In 2008 Finland produced a transparent stamp.(printed on plastic) Was it a single stamp or only available on a FDC? Can anyone help?
re: transparent stamp
"I believe Finland issued a transparent stamp."
"Well I haven't seen one."
"Ah, that will be it then."
Sorry! I'll get my coat....
re: transparent stamp
One day while climbing up a stair,
I met a man who wasn't there,
He wasn't there again today,
I sure wish he'd go away !
re: transparent stamp
As far as I know, Finland produced 2 plastic issues in 2008. The snow sports 3-D issue, which incorporated plastic in its layers; and the Christmas snowflake issue, which was printed ON plastic.
I'm guessing you are asking about the latter (Christmas snowflake). That was issued as a self-adhesive pane of 10.
k
re: transparent stamp
It would appear that the stamp in question was a singleton issued along side Finland's Christmas stamps on 6th November 2008. Here is an extract from Posti's website.
http://tinyurl.com/owzpp85
Here's the actual stamp.
In essence, the stamp will take on the hue of the envelope (packet or postcard) on which it is affixed. I would imagine that the intended effect may be somewhat lost on a plain white background, as can be seen here:
re: transparent stamp
Thankyou now to search for one of these interesting stamps....Charlie I thought I saw you but alas you were not there...lol
re: transparent stamp
As I stated before, the snowflake stamp came in a format of 10 snowflake stamps in a pane.
Each stamp, however, is not directly adjacent to the next, but each stamp is centered in a frame. So technically, you could cut 10 singles from the pane without cutting into the stamp.
The singles are readily available from most Scandanavia stamp dealers. The full pane is much more difficult to get.
re: transparent stamp
Thankyou guys I found several on Delcampe.... and possibly the Nederland zero stamp....depends on the bidding.... Happy Thanksgiving!