Roland has modified Singapore Ernie's inspired postcard and sent it to me again with no German postage. suitable for framing. thank you?
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3 comments:
well in this case you are right, it came via germany, but there was already the singapore cancelation on it, in my eyes enough for this lousy mail art (is it mail art?), sent it again without postage stamps
anshici
I see the german taxe note, I hope you did not pay extra taxes for that, sorry!
resherm
OH....I thought it was Ernie that had numbered his cards and this was #70 of 100.
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