Hello Charnie, the sparrow stamp you bought Fron Kyrgyz Express Post is from the bottom of a sheet of 5 stamps + label, so you have the stamp and se-tenant label. The mushroom sheetlet that came with the stamp is, I suspect, actually stamp-like labels. KEP tends to do that, so have no postal validity, but very nice to have. I have several of the label issues, but not the mushroom one, so I'm a little envious. I recently (a couple of months ago) put in an order from KEP, but they didn't send me any of their labels. The mushroom labels are based on a set of stamps featuring poisonous mushrooms issued in 2019. KEP issues some lovely stamps and has issued 'Bird of the Year' stamps since 2019. I believe I sent you the one of the White-browed Tit-warbler from 2020. After mushrooms, birds are my next favourite theme to collect. I love the Malawi sheet of bird stamps. It looks as though it was designed by Jennifer Toombes, an English artist who has produced stamp designs for many countries. Stamps designed by her are referred to as Toombsiana and there are people who collect that as a theme. Personally, I am (mostly) very fond of her artwork. Regarding how to place a stamp from a sheet in an exhibition, basically there are two ways (that I am aware of. The first is to tear the stamp you want from the sheet and include it in your exhibit the same way that you would any other stamp. Personally, the thought of doing that makes me feel quite ill as it seems like vandalism and a sacrilege. The second way is what I prefer but is a little trickier and takes a bit of organisation. Basically, it involves mounting the sheet on a page. you then need to place another sheet over the top of that, locate where the stamp is on the sheet underneath and then cut a hole in the top sheet to reveal just the stamp that you want to exhibit. The top sheet then becomes the page on display. The tricky thing is that (a) you have to cut the hole in just the right place on the top sheet, and (b) you then have to arrange all your other stamps and the writeup around the hole, which can take a bit of organising, so try not to be too fixed on your layout before you see what your restrictions are. Since you have two stamps in sheets you wish to exhibit, it would be easiest to have them on different sheets, so that you don't have to overlap them and potentially run out of room. If you need to have both stamps on the same page, my advice would be to lay the two sheets on the backing sheet to see if it is possible and then work from there. Luckily the stamp you want is on the left-hand side on one sheet and on the right-hand side on the other sheet, so that will make it easier for you. If you have a light box or a glass topped table where you can put the stamps and the top sheet and then shine a bright light through from underneath and the lightly pencil in where you need to cut the hole(s), that will make it easier. I hope all that makes sense. Good luck! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me.
Hi Steve, thank you for an excellent and highly informative comment as always!!! Your knowledge is immense! I pinned your comment. Thank you for the information about the Kyrgyz Express Post and their labels and stamps! I think the Tit-Warbler is the stamp that I loved so much! You gave me such wonderful, wonderful stamps. My head spins and I am excited all in once when I opened your mail! The information about the artist of the Malawi stamp sheet and Jennifer Toombes. Toombsiana - 🙂 Thank you about the information about the way to show one stamp from a sheet in an exhibit. It is complicated! The sheets I need to accommodate is part of a phylogenetic tree of the Robin-Chat species, and there will not be much wiggle room in placement. I am starting to think to leave out some of the stamps, even though it might deteriorate the exhibition in variety and number of stamps. There is only one stamp of the Cape Robin-Chat, and to show all the stamps of the other Robin-Chats I thought sort of carries the exhibit. Oih! But it should be fun, and if I don't want to break up a sheet and cannot use a stamp, even though I bought it, it must be fine. Thank you again a thousand times, Steve!!!!!!
🙂I think I was born with a smile on my face. 🙂Yes, I bought and is gathering stamps for an exhibit. I am still waiting for a few and is getting anxious. The dead line for finishing it is quite close. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
Bonjour Laurent! I always love your comments!!! They are so positive and uplifting! I am glad you liked the stamps. Luckily my voice is normal and the flu is something of the past. 🙂
Hi Ryan!!! Wow, it is an honour for me that you took the time to watch one of my videos!! I wish I had your immense knowledge to share, because I love to teach people new things, but I am mostly still clueless, and my videos rather mostly just show nice stamps. 🙂Thanks again so much for watching and for commenting! I appreciate it so much! Note: I do not collect US stamps, so my videos will most likely not be of concern for you. It is perfectly fine if you don't continue watching more of them! 🙂
Hi Ken! It is very exciting to get mail, even if you know what you bought, seeing the stamps in life is just a joy! I really love bird stamps. I am not the only one! 🙂Ken, I really like your videos tremendously, and I think they are getting even better and more interesting with time! Although they are so good already, there is not much need for improvement. Sorry I am going on. I just though of your videos when I read your comment. 🙂Kind wishes here from NZ!
Dear Charnie! Your new video and my klick as fast as I can!!! Some many buys for your collection! This is my topic aswell! Found some ideas for my fauna collection!!! With best regards!!!
Hi Roman and Nikolaj!!!!! You are so, so kind - it makes my heart sing! When you post a video about your fauna stamps, I also click very eagerly when I see it! I am glad you saw some things that you can add to your collection. Again, I must say that I also see some of your stamps that I really would like to have for my collection! Yes, I bought many stamps - I had to for the exhibit - the budget was a bit knocked! All my very, very best wishes to you!!!!! 🙂😊
Hi Dawid! The bird stamps are just a joy!!!! I plan to make a video about the completed exhibit, and of the exhibition itself. I will see how it works out. Take care!
Hi Schuey, again, welcome here so much! 🙂I cannot get enough of bird stamps. 🙂🐦🐣🐍🦜I also liked the sheetlets very much. I hope to make a video about the exhibition. My exhibit is very average I think. Thank you, I am over the cold/flu. Thank you. Hope YOU are doing well!!!!
Hi Terry, I love to see you here at my channel! Thank you for making time to watch and comment! I know you have so many things to do. I just love bird stamps! I cannot get enough of them. Take care!!!
Hello Rick! Wow! Since ''meeting" you all kinds of wonderful thinks are happening! I thought I will have to leave that stamp out of the exhibit. It would have been just too difficult, if not impossible to fit the stamp into its specific place in a phylogenetic tree and keep the sheet in tact. Now I will have two of the Malawi birds!!!!!!!!!! It is amazing. How can I thank you enough? Thank you also for watching and commenting! It means a huge lot to me!
Thank you so, so much for your kind comment! I am still working on the exhibit - waiting for some stamps to arrive, but as soon as I finished putting it together I will make a video. Very, very best wishes to you!!!!🙂
Those Malawi bird stamps are really nice as are the African bird stamps - then your second part of the video was really interesting as well - Absolutley beautiful bird stamps full of colour !!!!!
Hi Smokey, my friend. Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes, I think I need the luck for the exhibit! Some of the stamps I ordered for it did not arrive yet, and time is running out! 🙄
Hi Sergey! I am very pleased that you are watching my videos and commenting as always! Thank you so much! I plan to make a video about the exhibition. I hope it will work out. Kind regards to you!
Hello Charnie, that first bird mini sheet was beautiful, very nice. The rest of the stamps are very nice, too, I must get round to doing my bird thematic collection.The Robin chat is a nice bird. Unfortunately, we don't get them in the UK, but we do have a robin that's a lovely bird. Good luck with the exhibition, take care.
Hi Jerry! Love to see you here! I also think the first bird mini sheet was beautiful. So many birds on one sheet to enjoy, and pictured in their habitats. 😍 I enjoyed to get to "know" all the Robin-Chats. The Robins and Robin-Chats are in the same family. I would love to see your bird stamps! Thanks for the good luck with the exhibition. I need it!!! I don't have all the right equipment, like an excellent printer. But, it is for fun. 🙂I hope your back is fine! Take care!
Thank you!!!! I don't think my exhibit is going to fly high, but I enjoy working on it. 🙂 The weekend already flew by, but I hope you have an excellent week ahead!
@@GreatStampAdventure We all have to start somewhere - much like our YT channels and as long as you are enjoying it, who cares 😃- Yep, beautiful day here in the Naki, so the week has started off a cracker.
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Hello Charnie, the sparrow stamp you bought Fron Kyrgyz Express Post is from the bottom of a sheet of 5 stamps + label, so you have the stamp and se-tenant label.
The mushroom sheetlet that came with the stamp is, I suspect, actually stamp-like labels. KEP tends to do that, so have no postal validity, but very nice to have. I have several of the label issues, but not the mushroom one, so I'm a little envious. I recently (a couple of months ago) put in an order from KEP, but they didn't send me any of their labels. The mushroom labels are based on a set of stamps featuring poisonous mushrooms issued in 2019.
KEP issues some lovely stamps and has issued 'Bird of the Year' stamps since 2019. I believe I sent you the one of the White-browed Tit-warbler from 2020.
After mushrooms, birds are my next favourite theme to collect. I love the Malawi sheet of bird stamps. It looks as though it was designed by Jennifer Toombes, an English artist who has produced stamp designs for many countries. Stamps designed by her are referred to as Toombsiana and there are people who collect that as a theme. Personally, I am (mostly) very fond of her artwork.
Regarding how to place a stamp from a sheet in an exhibition, basically there are two ways (that I am aware of. The first is to tear the stamp you want from the sheet and include it in your exhibit the same way that you would any other stamp. Personally, the thought of doing that makes me feel quite ill as it seems like vandalism and a sacrilege. The second way is what I prefer but is a little trickier and takes a bit of organisation. Basically, it involves mounting the sheet on a page. you then need to place another sheet over the top of that, locate where the stamp is on the sheet underneath and then cut a hole in the top sheet to reveal just the stamp that you want to exhibit. The top sheet then becomes the page on display. The tricky thing is that (a) you have to cut the hole in just the right place on the top sheet, and (b) you then have to arrange all your other stamps and the writeup around the hole, which can take a bit of organising, so try not to be too fixed on your layout before you see what your restrictions are. Since you have two stamps in sheets you wish to exhibit, it would be easiest to have them on different sheets, so that you don't have to overlap them and potentially run out of room. If you need to have both stamps on the same page, my advice would be to lay the two sheets on the backing sheet to see if it is possible and then work from there. Luckily the stamp you want is on the left-hand side on one sheet and on the right-hand side on the other sheet, so that will make it easier for you. If you have a light box or a glass topped table where you can put the stamps and the top sheet and then shine a bright light through from underneath and the lightly pencil in where you need to cut the hole(s), that will make it easier. I hope all that makes sense. Good luck! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me.
Hi Steve, thank you for an excellent and highly informative comment as always!!! Your knowledge is immense! I pinned your comment.
Thank you for the information about the Kyrgyz Express Post and their labels and stamps! I think the Tit-Warbler is the stamp that I loved so much! You gave me such wonderful, wonderful stamps. My head spins and I am excited all in once when I opened your mail!
The information about the artist of the Malawi stamp sheet and Jennifer Toombes. Toombsiana - 🙂
Thank you about the information about the way to show one stamp from a sheet in an exhibit. It is complicated! The sheets I need to accommodate is part of a phylogenetic tree of the Robin-Chat species, and there will not be much wiggle room in placement. I am starting to think to leave out some of the stamps, even though it might deteriorate the exhibition in variety and number of stamps. There is only one stamp of the Cape Robin-Chat, and to show all the stamps of the other Robin-Chats I thought sort of carries the exhibit. Oih! But it should be fun, and if I don't want to break up a sheet and cannot use a stamp, even though I bought it, it must be fine.
Thank you again a thousand times, Steve!!!!!!
Always so happy❤. Beautiful birds😍. So you are gathering stamps for exhipition or what?
🙂I think I was born with a smile on my face. 🙂Yes, I bought and is gathering stamps for an exhibit. I am still waiting for a few and is getting anxious. The dead line for finishing it is quite close. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!!
Bonjour Charnie! Sorry to hear that you had the flu, but glad you're ok now. OMG!! THESE BIRDS STAMPS FROM MALAWI ARE STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!
Bonjour Laurent! I always love your comments!!! They are so positive and uplifting! I am glad you liked the stamps. Luckily my voice is normal and the flu is something of the past. 🙂
Love what you’re doing sharing your new hobby with everyone. It truly sounds like you’re having a great time with it, and that’s what matters
Hi Ryan!!! Wow, it is an honour for me that you took the time to watch one of my videos!! I wish I had your immense knowledge to share, because I love to teach people new things, but I am mostly still clueless, and my videos rather mostly just show nice stamps. 🙂Thanks again so much for watching and for commenting! I appreciate it so much! Note: I do not collect US stamps, so my videos will most likely not be of concern for you. It is perfectly fine if you don't continue watching more of them! 🙂
Birds are such a lovely topical collecting area. Thanks for sharing what you got. Getting mail is always exciting.
Hi Ken! It is very exciting to get mail, even if you know what you bought, seeing the stamps in life is just a joy! I really love bird stamps. I am not the only one! 🙂Ken, I really like your videos tremendously, and I think they are getting even better and more interesting with time! Although they are so good already, there is not much need for improvement. Sorry I am going on. I just though of your videos when I read your comment. 🙂Kind wishes here from NZ!
@@GreatStampAdventure You are so kind and great boost to the community.
@@KensStampCollection Thank you, Ken. Just speaking what comes up in my mind. 🙂
Good day Charnie. I enjoyed looking at your stamps with birds. Thank you very much.
Hi Alexander! Thank YOU very much for watching and commenting again. I am glad you liked the stamps.🙂
Dear Charnie! Your new video and my klick as fast as I can!!! Some many buys for your collection! This is my topic aswell! Found some ideas for my fauna collection!!! With best regards!!!
Hi Roman and Nikolaj!!!!! You are so, so kind - it makes my heart sing! When you post a video about your fauna stamps, I also click very eagerly when I see it! I am glad you saw some things that you can add to your collection. Again, I must say that I also see some of your stamps that I really would like to have for my collection! Yes, I bought many stamps - I had to for the exhibit - the budget was a bit knocked! All my very, very best wishes to you!!!!! 🙂😊
Hi Charnie. Top notch video as usel. Nice stamps. Thanks a lot!
Hi Sergey!!! Thank you again for watching and commenting so kindly! I really appreciate your presence here so much! Lots of very best wishes to you!
Such beautiful bird stamps. I hope you will show us the completed exhibition 😀
Hi Dawid! The bird stamps are just a joy!!!! I plan to make a video about the completed exhibit, and of the exhibition itself. I will see how it works out. Take care!
Hi Charnie, wow what a great lot of bird stamps! The sheetlets are amazing, hope your exhibition goes well, hope you feel lots better soon, take care
Hi Schuey, again, welcome here so much! 🙂I cannot get enough of bird stamps. 🙂🐦🐣🐍🦜I also liked the sheetlets very much. I hope to make a video about the exhibition. My exhibit is very average I think. Thank you, I am over the cold/flu. Thank you. Hope YOU are doing well!!!!
You bought some absolutely beautiful bird stamps. Good luck with your expedition, I know it will be fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Terry, I love to see you here at my channel! Thank you for making time to watch and comment! I know you have so many things to do. I just love bird stamps! I cannot get enough of them. Take care!!!
You will have two of the Malawi birds. It's OK to split the sheet for the one you want.! I had to fold a margin so it's really OK. 😊
Hello Rick! Wow! Since ''meeting" you all kinds of wonderful thinks are happening! I thought I will have to leave that stamp out of the exhibit. It would have been just too difficult, if not impossible to fit the stamp into its specific place in a phylogenetic tree and keep the sheet in tact. Now I will have two of the Malawi birds!!!!!!!!!! It is amazing. How can I thank you enough? Thank you also for watching and commenting! It means a huge lot to me!
Another lovely video! Looking forward to your update on the exhibition.
Thank you so, so much for your kind comment! I am still working on the exhibit - waiting for some stamps to arrive, but as soon as I finished putting it together I will make a video. Very, very best wishes to you!!!!🙂
Those Malawi bird stamps are really nice as are the African bird stamps - then your second part of the video was really interesting as well - Absolutley beautiful bird stamps full of colour !!!!!
Hi Jeff, the Malawi stamps were a highlight! I really LOVE the bird stamps. Again, thank you tremendously for taking the time to watch and comment!!!
Howdy Charnie, great episode as always! How exciting to be entering an exhibit, best of luck to you!
Hi Smokey, my friend. Thanks for watching and commenting! Yes, I think I need the luck for the exhibit! Some of the stamps I ordered for it did not arrive yet, and time is running out! 🙄
Good afternoon. I am happy to see you here. Luxury brands. I would like to take a closer look at the exhibition.
Hi Sergey! I am very pleased that you are watching my videos and commenting as always! Thank you so much! I plan to make a video about the exhibition. I hope it will work out. Kind regards to you!
Hello Charnie, that first bird mini sheet was beautiful, very nice. The rest of the stamps are very nice, too, I must get round to doing my bird thematic collection.The Robin chat is a nice bird. Unfortunately, we don't get them in the UK, but we do have a robin that's a lovely bird. Good luck with the exhibition, take care.
Hi Jerry! Love to see you here! I also think the first bird mini sheet was beautiful. So many birds on one sheet to enjoy, and pictured in their habitats. 😍 I enjoyed to get to "know" all the Robin-Chats. The Robins and Robin-Chats are in the same family. I would love to see your bird stamps! Thanks for the good luck with the exhibition. I need it!!! I don't have all the right equipment, like an excellent printer. But, it is for fun. 🙂I hope your back is fine! Take care!
I will look forward to looking at this when I get home from work !!!! Cannot wait !!!
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Very nice Charnie - some great stamps. Wish you all the best for the exhibit ! Have an AWESOME day !! 🎥💥🔥👍☮
Thank you!!!! I don't think my exhibit is going to fly high, but I enjoy working on it. 🙂 The weekend already flew by, but I hope you have an excellent week ahead!
@@GreatStampAdventure We all have to start somewhere - much like our YT channels and as long as you are enjoying it, who cares 😃- Yep, beautiful day here in the Naki, so the week has started off a cracker.