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| 2002: Love |
There is a certain lack of hearts and flowers among my collection when I try to theme 'red' with Valentines Day but starting with this vibrant stamp may just do
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| 2007: Flowers |
Saying it with flowers, a gerbera daisy symbolises happiness and was sent to his sweetheart
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| 1909: Penny Dominion |
across the seas from her beau (she can't resist a uniform)
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| 2011: The Genius of Gerry Anderson (Captain Scarlet) |
and beguiled him with dance
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| 1965: Balkan Games |
and long telephone conversations (while he was out saving the world from the Mysterons).
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| 2015: Inventive Britain (Fibre Optics) |
An entry to Sunday Stamps II theme - the colour red - see red on See It On A Postcard
I love your red collection!
ReplyDeleteThe New Zealand stamp is superb. Oops, I forget it was Valentines Day.
ReplyDeleteI love your story told in red. Very nice stamps,with two from some of my favorite royal mail sets, Gerry Anderson and Inventive Britain.
ReplyDeleteat first I thought that last one was some space-related stamp, depicting some planet or star...really cool one :)
ReplyDeleteDoesn't the Queen usually face the left? Perhaps she became confused inside that fiber optic cable.
ReplyDeleteYes, it looks wrong seeing the Queen face the other way!
ReplyDeleteI seem to have missed out on that little bit of culture with Captain Scarlet - never heard of him until now.