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Kudos for avoiding the post office's usual fare and opting for the classic film stamps! They've always been my favorites. I came across some of the old Hattie McDaniel ones in my drawer the other day. I think I might save them, since they're not the right postage anymore anyhow. :)
ReplyDeleteI just used up my last Bob Hope stamp a week or so ago :( I still have old Cary Grant ones somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI love the classic stamp collections! I heard that Burns and Allen are next? I hope so!
Oh, so cool! My littlest brother's idol is Bob Hope, so he bought a couple of the stamps and framed them!
ReplyDeleteOoooh! I'd love to get something in the mail with lots and lots of little Bob Hopes all over it!
ReplyDeleteOh, those are great. I always was a big fan of Bob Hope, especially the "Road..." pictures. The post office also has a series of classic TV stamps out too, everything from Red Skelton to The Twilight Zone!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I usually buy multiple sheets so I can have one sheet to keep. My favorite is the Audrey Hepburn stamp! It would be awesome to see a Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers stamp!
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