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Bob
P.S. I have no idea about the origin of the clipping.
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Very cool Bob!
What about the Germany "Hitler in a tree" stamp (I think from a 1960s series of buildings). Anyone have a scan?
Dave.
P.S. Any other similar items with subliminal pictures? Could be a new collecting obsession for those of us with too much time on our hands!
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Here is the Hitler in a tree stamp. If it is the upper right face, it looks more like Charlie Chaplin to me!
Peter
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I can't see a 'Hitler' face.....but I do see a ghost at left center!
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Hitler is top right (wearing a top hat of all things!)
And I can see 2 ghouls directly above Randy's ghost. That is one messed up stamp!
Dave.
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Thanks for posting these images. The Serbian story has been around a long time, but I don't think any philatelic historian really believes this was a deliberate image of the dead king; the resemblance is purely fanciful. I hadn't seen the Hitler in a tree before; I agree there is a ghost there, a rather elongated one.
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09:39:39am
" . "the resemblance is really fanciful ."
Another Mai-Tai and Judge Crater wil suddenly pop out at you.
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I tend to agree that it looks more like Chaplin.....
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My favorite part of this post was to find out I am a Stamporamanian! Say that three times fast. Woo hoo!
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After a second - or third - look, it seems to be Chaplin in a top hat!
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Interesting posts...! Does anyone know the scott # of the Hitler Stamp ?
Cheryl
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Cheryl:
If you mean the Hitler in a tree, it is the 50pf Buildings definitive issued December 15, 1964. Mi: 458 Scott: 909.
Peter
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Thankyou very much Pete!!!!
Did Germany with draw the stamps ?
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Not at all! The post office was quite happy with the numbers of stamps being bought up! According to Michel, 250,000,000 were printed.
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12:51:30am
"... 250,000,000 were printed ...."
Just another rare error to collect.
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One of my wife's seniors' fitness class participants handed an envelope of stamps to me a week ago. Looking through it today, I found an old newspaper clipping which might interest any collectors of Serbia. I don't have a copy of any of the stamps in question. I tried scanning the image in the Scott catalogue, but it's not high-enough res to see anything close to a "death mask". Anyway, I thought that some of you StampoRamanians might enjoy seeing the clipping. Perhaps someone can show us a high-res, inverted copy of one of the stamps. Or it's all just a figment of someone's imagination.
Bob
P.S. I have no idea about the origin of the clipping.
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
This image is from worldstampsproject.org
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08:03:31pm
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Very cool Bob!
What about the Germany "Hitler in a tree" stamp (I think from a 1960s series of buildings). Anyone have a scan?
Dave.
P.S. Any other similar items with subliminal pictures? Could be a new collecting obsession for those of us with too much time on our hands!
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
Here is the Hitler in a tree stamp. If it is the upper right face, it looks more like Charlie Chaplin to me!
Peter
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
I can't see a 'Hitler' face.....but I do see a ghost at left center!
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09:03:20pm
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Hitler is top right (wearing a top hat of all things!)
And I can see 2 ghouls directly above Randy's ghost. That is one messed up stamp!
Dave.
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10:32:00pm
re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
Thanks for posting these images. The Serbian story has been around a long time, but I don't think any philatelic historian really believes this was a deliberate image of the dead king; the resemblance is purely fanciful. I hadn't seen the Hitler in a tree before; I agree there is a ghost there, a rather elongated one.
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Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
19 Nov 2021
09:39:39am
re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
" . "the resemblance is really fanciful ."
Another Mai-Tai and Judge Crater wil suddenly pop out at you.
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
I tend to agree that it looks more like Chaplin.....
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
My favorite part of this post was to find out I am a Stamporamanian! Say that three times fast. Woo hoo!
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
After a second - or third - look, it seems to be Chaplin in a top hat!
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09:25:51am
re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
Interesting posts...! Does anyone know the scott # of the Hitler Stamp ?
Cheryl
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Cheryl:
If you mean the Hitler in a tree, it is the 50pf Buildings definitive issued December 15, 1964. Mi: 458 Scott: 909.
Peter
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09:51:43am
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Thankyou very much Pete!!!! Did Germany with draw the stamps ?
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re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
Not at all! The post office was quite happy with the numbers of stamps being bought up! According to Michel, 250,000,000 were printed.
Peter
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Silence in the face of adversity is the father of complicity and collusion, the first cousins of conspiracy..
05 Dec 2021
12:51:30am
re: Serbian "death mask" stamp
"... 250,000,000 were printed ...."
Just another rare error to collect.
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