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05:02:59pm
Thanks in advance for finding the Scott #s for me.
Kelly
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In Scott catalog,
left: France 461(1943)
right: France 546(1946)
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05:29:23pm
Thank you! 
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05:48:56pm
If there are any others you can't identify, feel free to just pop them in an envelope and send them to me 
I wouldn't want you getting too stressed!! 
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06:01:31pm
LOL - It just might come to that! 
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Everyone better watch out. As Kelly figures out the world's stamps, she may become a tough contender in the tournament!
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06:56:26pm
LOL Michael - you know how rotten I am at that!!!! But, who knows? Stranger things have happened!
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Many of the French shields of towns or regions are not depicted in Scottt but are described in the footnote. This was Bretagne. Yves & Tellier is what you really need for France catalog.
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Of course, if you use Scott you have to "Englishify" Bretagne ==> Brittany.
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KHJ - Of course, if you use Scott you have to "Englishify" Bretagne ==> Brittany.
I'll bet you that is an oversight that has been sitting there for years in the catalog. It should show the French word. Do you want to tell them, or should I tell my future employees about it?
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18 May 2013
05:02:59pm
Ok guys - I've managed to travel through France and maintain my sanity, however these last two stamps, I can't find in Scott. I know they are there and they are common stamps but my brain is fried.
Thanks in advance for finding the Scott #s for me.
Kelly
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re: France - Scott #461, 546
In Scott catalog,
left: France 461(1943)
right: France 546(1946)
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
18 May 2013
05:29:23pm
re: France - Scott #461, 546
Thank you!
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18 May 2013
05:48:56pm
re: France - Scott #461, 546
If there are any others you can't identify, feel free to just pop them in an envelope and send them to me
I wouldn't want you getting too stressed!!
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
18 May 2013
06:01:31pm
re: France - Scott #461, 546
LOL - It just might come to that!
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re: France - Scott #461, 546
Everyone better watch out. As Kelly figures out the world's stamps, she may become a tough contender in the tournament!
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A Service Dog gives a person with a disability independence. Never approach, distract or pet a working dog, especially when (s)he is in harness. Never be afraid to ask questions to the handler (parent).
18 May 2013
06:56:26pm
re: France - Scott #461, 546
LOL Michael - you know how rotten I am at that!!!! But, who knows? Stranger things have happened!
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re: France - Scott #461, 546
Many of the French shields of towns or regions are not depicted in Scottt but are described in the footnote. This was Bretagne. Yves & Tellier is what you really need for France catalog.
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re: France - Scott #461, 546
Of course, if you use Scott you have to "Englishify" Bretagne ==> Brittany.
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re: France - Scott #461, 546
KHJ - Of course, if you use Scott you have to "Englishify" Bretagne ==> Brittany.
I'll bet you that is an oversight that has been sitting there for years in the catalog. It should show the French word. Do you want to tell them, or should I tell my future employees about it?
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