What other countries besides Canada and Dominica have featured the Bluenose on their stamps ? I`m wanting to add them to my Bluenose collection.
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The only other one I have found is Bhutan (!) issued August 1989. I’m away right now but I’ll look for a Scott # when I get home if no one else has provided it.
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Scott #745 for the single & 757 for the souvenir sheet, issued August 24, 1989, from a series of 12 stamps and 12 souvenir sheets.
2009 Scott value $2.25 for mint & used. Souvenir sheets lumped as one price for the lot: $66.00.
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http://shipstamps.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8377
the above link shows
Bhutan 1989 10nu sg806, scott745.
Djibouti 2000 135 fo, sg?, scott820f
Dominica 1998 55c sg2455, scott2057f
as well as the previous 4 Canadian issues
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I have an image of the "Bluenose Stamp" on a tee shirt
under the word, "Philatelist" that my wife got for me
somewhere a year or so aqo.
Two interesting observations;
#1. ) It is amazing how many people (English speakers)
have to ask what a "Philatelist" is, or does, or did.
Or confuse it with "Physicist", "Podiatrist," or Heaven forfend,
Pedophilist !
#2.) Equally amazing, how many folks recognize the word
and begin to talk about being a stamper when they were
young.
Younger people just pause, whip out their Star Fleet handheld
communications gadget , type something in, smile and walk
away.
Once in while someone notes the ship, and comments on
that, or asks if I am Canadian.
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Slightly off topic, but here's a shirt I designed (and sold a few of) a few years ago. I kept it simple 
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I later changed the style, but here's the link if you want to look at it! (Mods, don't know if this is OK, let me know!)
https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/Stam ...
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Bluenose?
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Bluenose:
A famous schooner with a long and storied history...
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Thank you!
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I love the stamp. Maybe because I built a 1/64 wooden replica of the Bluenose. Comes in a kit, but you literally are building. planking etc from wood. Spars, masts etc need to be tapered from dowels. Took me a year from start to finish. I'll post a pic if anyone is interested.
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Yes please post the picture of your build ...I have a model on the fireplace mantel
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Here you go....
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Thankyou Impressive !!!!
Well done
This Bluenoser likes it
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Thanks....it's quite a time consuming hobby, but really enjoyable as you see the ships take shape. If you want to read/see more about it Google Nautital Research Guild's "Model Ship World".
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What other countries besides Canada and Dominica have featured the Bluenose on their stamps ? I`m wanting to add them to my Bluenose collection.
Thanks Cheryl
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Hey Cheryl.
The only other one I have found is Bhutan (!) issued August 1989. I’m away right now but I’ll look for a Scott # when I get home if no one else has provided it.
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Scott #745 for the single & 757 for the souvenir sheet, issued August 24, 1989, from a series of 12 stamps and 12 souvenir sheets.
2009 Scott value $2.25 for mint & used. Souvenir sheets lumped as one price for the lot: $66.00.
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http://shipstamps.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8377
the above link shows
Bhutan 1989 10nu sg806, scott745.
Djibouti 2000 135 fo, sg?, scott820f
Dominica 1998 55c sg2455, scott2057f
as well as the previous 4 Canadian issues
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re: Bluenose on stamps
I have an image of the "Bluenose Stamp" on a tee shirt
under the word, "Philatelist" that my wife got for me
somewhere a year or so aqo.
Two interesting observations;
#1. ) It is amazing how many people (English speakers)
have to ask what a "Philatelist" is, or does, or did.
Or confuse it with "Physicist", "Podiatrist," or Heaven forfend,
Pedophilist !
#2.) Equally amazing, how many folks recognize the word
and begin to talk about being a stamper when they were
young.
Younger people just pause, whip out their Star Fleet handheld
communications gadget , type something in, smile and walk
away.
Once in while someone notes the ship, and comments on
that, or asks if I am Canadian.
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re: Bluenose on stamps
Slightly off topic, but here's a shirt I designed (and sold a few of) a few years ago. I kept it simple
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re: Bluenose on stamps
I later changed the style, but here's the link if you want to look at it! (Mods, don't know if this is OK, let me know!)
https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/Stam ...
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re: Bluenose on stamps
Bluenose:
A famous schooner with a long and storied history...
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I love the stamp. Maybe because I built a 1/64 wooden replica of the Bluenose. Comes in a kit, but you literally are building. planking etc from wood. Spars, masts etc need to be tapered from dowels. Took me a year from start to finish. I'll post a pic if anyone is interested.
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Yes please post the picture of your build ...I have a model on the fireplace mantel
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Here you go....
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Thankyou Impressive !!!!
Well done
This Bluenoser likes it
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Thanks....it's quite a time consuming hobby, but really enjoyable as you see the ships take shape. If you want to read/see more about it Google Nautital Research Guild's "Model Ship World".
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