31 views and no guesses!
Guess it's time for another piece.
64 views and no guesses!
Guess it's time for another piece. (ok 2 more pieces!)
I have a suspicion in which direction I need to search, but before putting my cards on the table I will wait for another piece of the puzzle
I guess this is tougher than I thought!
Another TWO pieces:
Je pense que l'oiseau est un indice important!
Roy
Wow it looks like an angel overlooking a scene in the middle east. ?? I don't think I've ever seen the stamp before so it is probably from a country I don't collect. Hmmmm Tough one, Roy! The cancel looks like it might say Madagascar? Ohhhh I found it!!! C56! Malagasy Republic!! I had to use the catalog though - kinda cheated!
Good work!
For what it's worth, I was looking in the right direction, I had figured out it was probably a French colony before the latest two pieces were added. Nice stamp.
Well done! You claim the prize.
Here are the rest of the clues (two pieces at a time for those who still want to challenge themselves:
That was a neat puzzle. Thanks for putting it up and congrats to Philatelia for solving it!
Fantastic puzzle - thanks for posting. I am impressed with the knowledge of our members as well. It's a kind of "I can name that song in three notes" level!
-Steve
Congratulations Theresa, very good job. Hey, that's two in one week for you, very impressive.
Nice puzzle Roy, good concept!
Mike
Thanks everyone! The postmark gave it away for me.
I don't collect either of the countries or topics the nifty souvenir sheet represents, so how about we auction it and the proceeds go to the club? That way it will end up in a collection where it can be appreciated. Postally used sheetlets like that are tough to find! Everyone has to bid bid bid!!! LOL Would that be OK Roy?
Congratulations to Philatelia!
Roy, if you don't mind my asking, how did you do the puzzle layer? in which package? (I understand layers, but that looks like a nice pre-made template. -- Or did you create it yourself?) Very nicely done, both of you!
-- Dave
I grabbed a jigsaw puzzle template off the Internet. Then using Gimp, I resized it to fit over the stamp image, made the white background of the jigsaw puzzle transparent, added it as a layer over the stamp image. Then, working backwards, I selected each area of the puzzle pieces and filled that area with black, saving the image after each "fill-in" until only one piece showed ... that was the starting image. Whole process took about 15 minutes.
Roy
Brilliant, Roy! -- Thanks for being willing to share that! Very nicely done!
Congrats, Theresa!
Great job, Roy. Fantastic presentation!
Here is the first piece of a mystery stamp jigsaw puzzle for you.
and the prize for the first correct identification:
(postally used on piece)
Additional pieces will be posted at irregular intervals. I'm going to the Hamilton Stamp Show on Friday, so I hope it's solved before then!
Roy
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
31 views and no guesses!
Guess it's time for another piece.
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
64 views and no guesses!
Guess it's time for another piece. (ok 2 more pieces!)
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
I have a suspicion in which direction I need to search, but before putting my cards on the table I will wait for another piece of the puzzle
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
I guess this is tougher than I thought!
Another TWO pieces:
Je pense que l'oiseau est un indice important!
Roy
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Wow it looks like an angel overlooking a scene in the middle east. ?? I don't think I've ever seen the stamp before so it is probably from a country I don't collect. Hmmmm Tough one, Roy! The cancel looks like it might say Madagascar? Ohhhh I found it!!! C56! Malagasy Republic!! I had to use the catalog though - kinda cheated!
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Good work!
For what it's worth, I was looking in the right direction, I had figured out it was probably a French colony before the latest two pieces were added. Nice stamp.
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Well done! You claim the prize.
Here are the rest of the clues (two pieces at a time for those who still want to challenge themselves:
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
That was a neat puzzle. Thanks for putting it up and congrats to Philatelia for solving it!
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Fantastic puzzle - thanks for posting. I am impressed with the knowledge of our members as well. It's a kind of "I can name that song in three notes" level!
-Steve
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Congratulations Theresa, very good job. Hey, that's two in one week for you, very impressive.
Nice puzzle Roy, good concept!
Mike
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Thanks everyone! The postmark gave it away for me.
I don't collect either of the countries or topics the nifty souvenir sheet represents, so how about we auction it and the proceeds go to the club? That way it will end up in a collection where it can be appreciated. Postally used sheetlets like that are tough to find! Everyone has to bid bid bid!!! LOL Would that be OK Roy?
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Congratulations to Philatelia!
Roy, if you don't mind my asking, how did you do the puzzle layer? in which package? (I understand layers, but that looks like a nice pre-made template. -- Or did you create it yourself?) Very nicely done, both of you!
-- Dave
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
I grabbed a jigsaw puzzle template off the Internet. Then using Gimp, I resized it to fit over the stamp image, made the white background of the jigsaw puzzle transparent, added it as a layer over the stamp image. Then, working backwards, I selected each area of the puzzle pieces and filled that area with black, saving the image after each "fill-in" until only one piece showed ... that was the starting image. Whole process took about 15 minutes.
Roy
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Brilliant, Roy! -- Thanks for being willing to share that! Very nicely done!
re: My turn! - Jigsaw puzzle mystery stamp. With a prize!
Congrats, Theresa!
Great job, Roy. Fantastic presentation!