
(Where in the world is Nevis?) These stamps celebrate the 20th anniversary of Apollo 11… but are actually featuring Apollo 12? Very strange. I love the vertical stamps, unusual pictures on both.


(Where in the world is Nevis?) These stamps celebrate the 20th anniversary of Apollo 11… but are actually featuring Apollo 12? Very strange. I love the vertical stamps, unusual pictures on both.

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#1 by etherbrian on April 23, 2008 - 12:36 pm
That’s some fine, funky philatelic photo framing, for sure, but the typographical approach is too far out for me. A wind-propelled ocean vessel of old sailing through outer space? That’s rich symbolism I don’t see often enough! Text printed in every direction save upside down? That’s something I rarely want to see!
#2 by Danielle on April 23, 2008 - 1:14 pm
Agreed, on both points.