We've had a lot of new readers during the Olympic Games, and I suspect some are people who don't normally collect stamps. Welcome to you all - and I hope you this has (re-)awakened your interest in the hobby *.
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* If it has, take a look at our website, or better still, at our shop to see what else has been issued.
Regarding Christmas.......Is there any hint as to what we can expect to grace our festive envelopes this year? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had time to add the rest of the year to the blog, but you'll find a familiar style on this year's Christmas stamps - if you have children. http://www.norphil.co.uk/2012/11a-Christmas12.htm
DeleteHi. Went to the link you provided but there was no indication as to what they are. Sorry.
DeleteI tired two different browsers and had no trouble. Try refreshing the page, if you've looked recently before: all you saw is what was in your browser's cache.
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