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As Crazy bob wrote this is a well-known bird. 8 times before has a picture of it posted here.Gnaeus wrote:Penguin stamps seem to pop up now and then.
Very nice work PEKU... but the too bees in aPEKU wrote:I have for you a nice collection animal stamps on bank notes
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was found by me and not suntzu like he posted here in this forum... 
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PEKU -- nice stamp collection!PEKU wrote:As Crazy bob wrote this is a well-known bird. 8 times before has a picture of it posted here.Gnaeus wrote:Penguin stamps seem to pop up now and then.
The first was TARAPIATAPIOCA on Jul 15, 2007.
He called it an un volatile palustre (marsh bird)
Castanhola called it a águia (eagle)
You call it a penguin, I think it's just a bird.
According to Joc this stamp comes from Cusco, Peru,
Bureau de change "Lac Dolares" on Avenida del Sol.
I have for you a nice collection animal stamps on bank notes
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Gnaeus wrote:Japanese or Chinese?? Anyway, on an M/V note. No hit, of course....
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The top one could be "wu", which means military... or it can mean "capital number 5", if used in a financial context, which could be the case...
"五明" instead of "伍明"
Together that makes no sense... "five clear?" "five bright?"
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it seems like the florence's lilyEureka.72 wrote:
(12 AGOSTO 2009,CHE SODDISFAZIONE )anto989 wrote:it seems like the florence's lilyEureka.72 wrote:
(12 AGOSTO 2009,CHE SODDISFAZIONE ) One similar stamp was found by Angelino...maarsy wrote:anto989 wrote:it seems like the florence's lilyEureka.72 wrote:
yea i was thinking i seen that before
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