<![CDATA[Kingston Stamp Club Community Forum - Worldwide -- anything else that doesn't fit]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/ Sat, 16 May 2026 23:01:04 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[The Power of a Letter]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=365 Fri, 15 May 2026 23:09:33 +0000 Janet MacD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=365
Since early April I have been struggling with a bacterial infection that wasn’t responding to any of the antibiotics doctors at Urgent Care and Emergency were sticking in the IVs. Finally, Prescription #7 - the drug used for the plague - seems to have worked, but the side effects including loss of concentration and balance, which may continue for months after the prescription has been finished, have made the philatelic activities that I love nearly impossible. I cannot read more than a few pages of a book and I have to rewind shows I am streaming because I have “lost the plot.” 

But last night Hugh and I were gifted a cover with a 7 page letter. I have been studying it for almost five hours without a break. My concentration seems to have returned. 

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My “philoogling” efforts are being rewarded. Studying this letter is a work in progress, but so far, I have noted:
  • The “Via clipper” note handwritten in the upper left corner, and then partially covered with US censor tape - it looks like someone in the censor office carefully wrote “Via” on the tape?
  • Censor number 2820 was assigned to San Francisco, a major hub for Pacific mail, Google opined.
  • Given a photo of the cover, Google decided that censor 2820 was instead located in Honolulu.
  • The letter travelled from Honolulu to Alameda, California in early January, 1943. 
  • The air mail stamp depicts a clipper ship. 20 cents was the full commercial clipper rate. 
  • The slogan cancel reads “Buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps”. I found a digitized copy of United States Postal Slogan Cancels compiled by Moe Luff and published in October 1950. It suggests this slogan was used between 1942 and 1950, but includes a sample with a postmark dated August 1941!
A digitized version of the Luff publication can be viewed here:

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.b3116472

The paper used is a very high quality, with light horizontal line markings at 1/8 inch intervals on the pages. The envelope has the same markings, but on a 45 degree angle. The envelope has a bright red security lining. The paper is watermarked, but I can’t make out the mark until I relocate and charge my light table.

The letter is very chatty and a delightful read, thanking friends in California for the Christmas gifts they sent, talking about the curfew and blackout rules in Honolulu, safety concerns for the writer’s young daughter, and improvising when materials for a knitting pattern could not be found locally. When the writer details the gifts she exchanged with her husband, I realized this was a wealthy correspondent. She received an electric dishwasher and is eagerly waiting for a carpenter and plumber to install it. He also gave her a diamond and sapphire ring. She gave her husband a quilt for his bed, a cow for his ranch, a mango tree and a persimmon tree. 

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Mrs. Randolph Crossley was born Florence Pepperdine in 1908. She met Randolph Crossley while touring Asia with her father, and married him in 1928. (Photo from the George Pepperdine Collection: Photographs of the Pepperdine Family, 1907-1997, pepperdine.quartexcollections.com)

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I found a wonderful article entitled Randolph Crossley and His Half-Century in Hawai’i by an historian named T. Michael Holmes in The Hawaiian Journal of History, vol. 36, published in 2002. The author interviewed Crossley three times over a two year period from 2000 to 2002, beginning when Crossley was 96. Florence had passed away in 1997, after almost 70 years of marriage. 

https://evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/s...70/content

The couple had an extraordinary life together: wealth creation; bankruptcy; a father who came into the world with nothing and wanted to leave the same way, expecting his daughters to give up any hope of inheritance so he could found a college; an almost grandmother travelling to Hawaii for the birth of her first grandchild, only to succumb to parrot fever during the journey and arrive in a coma; a daughter remembered for the muumuus she wore to PTA events in Oregon … 

Some say laughter is the best medicine … but I think a good cover mystery deserves that honour!]]>
Since early April I have been struggling with a bacterial infection that wasn’t responding to any of the antibiotics doctors at Urgent Care and Emergency were sticking in the IVs. Finally, Prescription #7 - the drug used for the plague - seems to have worked, but the side effects including loss of concentration and balance, which may continue for months after the prescription has been finished, have made the philatelic activities that I love nearly impossible. I cannot read more than a few pages of a book and I have to rewind shows I am streaming because I have “lost the plot.” 

But last night Hugh and I were gifted a cover with a 7 page letter. I have been studying it for almost five hours without a break. My concentration seems to have returned. 

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My “philoogling” efforts are being rewarded. Studying this letter is a work in progress, but so far, I have noted:
  • The “Via clipper” note handwritten in the upper left corner, and then partially covered with US censor tape - it looks like someone in the censor office carefully wrote “Via” on the tape?
  • Censor number 2820 was assigned to San Francisco, a major hub for Pacific mail, Google opined.
  • Given a photo of the cover, Google decided that censor 2820 was instead located in Honolulu.
  • The letter travelled from Honolulu to Alameda, California in early January, 1943. 
  • The air mail stamp depicts a clipper ship. 20 cents was the full commercial clipper rate. 
  • The slogan cancel reads “Buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps”. I found a digitized copy of United States Postal Slogan Cancels compiled by Moe Luff and published in October 1950. It suggests this slogan was used between 1942 and 1950, but includes a sample with a postmark dated August 1941!
A digitized version of the Luff publication can be viewed here:

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.b3116472

The paper used is a very high quality, with light horizontal line markings at 1/8 inch intervals on the pages. The envelope has the same markings, but on a 45 degree angle. The envelope has a bright red security lining. The paper is watermarked, but I can’t make out the mark until I relocate and charge my light table.

The letter is very chatty and a delightful read, thanking friends in California for the Christmas gifts they sent, talking about the curfew and blackout rules in Honolulu, safety concerns for the writer’s young daughter, and improvising when materials for a knitting pattern could not be found locally. When the writer details the gifts she exchanged with her husband, I realized this was a wealthy correspondent. She received an electric dishwasher and is eagerly waiting for a carpenter and plumber to install it. He also gave her a diamond and sapphire ring. She gave her husband a quilt for his bed, a cow for his ranch, a mango tree and a persimmon tree. 

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Mrs. Randolph Crossley was born Florence Pepperdine in 1908. She met Randolph Crossley while touring Asia with her father, and married him in 1928. (Photo from the George Pepperdine Collection: Photographs of the Pepperdine Family, 1907-1997, pepperdine.quartexcollections.com)

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I found a wonderful article entitled Randolph Crossley and His Half-Century in Hawai’i by an historian named T. Michael Holmes in The Hawaiian Journal of History, vol. 36, published in 2002. The author interviewed Crossley three times over a two year period from 2000 to 2002, beginning when Crossley was 96. Florence had passed away in 1997, after almost 70 years of marriage. 

https://evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/s...70/content

The couple had an extraordinary life together: wealth creation; bankruptcy; a father who came into the world with nothing and wanted to leave the same way, expecting his daughters to give up any hope of inheritance so he could found a college; an almost grandmother travelling to Hawaii for the birth of her first grandchild, only to succumb to parrot fever during the journey and arrive in a coma; a daughter remembered for the muumuus she wore to PTA events in Oregon … 

Some say laughter is the best medicine … but I think a good cover mystery deserves that honour!]]> <![CDATA[AI Bringing Stamps to Life!]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=340 Fri, 13 Mar 2026 17:20:02 +0000 Barb]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=340 resurface and evoke emotions. 
Well now, stamps can come "to life" using AI! 

These are two stamps:
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that were turned into living stamps please click on the links to view.

First the 1929 Scott 158 Bluenose I: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1317166853534908

And the second 1973 Turkish Angora Cat: https://www.facebook.com/reel/795583683573891

Amazing!]]> resurface and evoke emotions. 
Well now, stamps can come "to life" using AI! 

These are two stamps:
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that were turned into living stamps please click on the links to view.

First the 1929 Scott 158 Bluenose I: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1317166853534908

And the second 1973 Turkish Angora Cat: https://www.facebook.com/reel/795583683573891

Amazing!]]> <![CDATA[Embroidered Stamps]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=332 Wed, 25 Feb 2026 20:42:40 +0000 Barb]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=332 But these are not stamps printed on paper, they are stamps that are embroidered.

Please click on the link below for the story: 
United for Peace "Stitch by Stitch"

https://unstamps.org/united-for-peace-video/

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]]> But these are not stamps printed on paper, they are stamps that are embroidered.

Please click on the link below for the story: 
United for Peace "Stitch by Stitch"

https://unstamps.org/united-for-peace-video/

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]]> <![CDATA[Tuberculosis Awareness]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=328 Tue, 17 Feb 2026 20:09:27 +0000 Janet MacD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=328
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I don’t have a huge collection of these stamps yet, and it is always exciting to find an intact sheet! These are my first from South Africa, and Roy made them highly affordable.

Then Tony gave me a bag of slogan cancels, because he remembers me talking about them. It was a lovely selection that included these:

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And then I was gifted a cover for Valentines, with this lovely fellow on the back:

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That is Adam Beck. His daughter suffered from tuberculosis and he and his wife invested considerable time into fundraising to build the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, which opened in London, Ontario in 1910. In 1949 it was renamed the Beck Memorial Sanatorium. 

Christmas seals were and are used to raise funds for charity, but they are not semi-postal stamps, which also raise funds for charity. The difference is the issuer - semi-postals are issued by the post office for use as postage and Christmas seals are not. Christmas seals are called Cinderella stamps. I don’t know if this Google explanation is accurate, but I do like it very much. “They are called “Cinderellas” because they are the “stepchildren” of philately - beautiful and similar to postage stamps, but not allowed to “attend the ball” (i.e., not listed in standard postage catalogues like Scott).”

The first Christmas seal appeared in Denmark in 1904, suggested by a postman. They were issued in the US in 1907 and Canada in 1908. The original Christmas seals were used to raise funds to build special hospitals for patients with tuberculosis. At the time, only the wealthy could afford treatment, but a disproportionate number of working class people were ill. In Canada, 61 hospitals had been built by 1938. After streptomycin was discovered in 1944 and provided free of charge across Canada, treatment changed. The last Canadian sanitorium closed in the 1970s. 

You can read more about the history of Christmas seals in Canada at www.lung.ca .

The definitive reference for Cinderella stamps in Canada is The Field Guide to the Cinderella Stamps of Canada by Ronald G. Lafrenière, Bird Bear Press. The author passed away before completing the third edition, but his widow has promised the work will be finished. The third and final edition is expected to be published this year.

And if you’d like to know the difference between Sanitorium and Sanitarium - because historically, there is a difference - ask Google.]]>
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I don’t have a huge collection of these stamps yet, and it is always exciting to find an intact sheet! These are my first from South Africa, and Roy made them highly affordable.

Then Tony gave me a bag of slogan cancels, because he remembers me talking about them. It was a lovely selection that included these:

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And then I was gifted a cover for Valentines, with this lovely fellow on the back:

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That is Adam Beck. His daughter suffered from tuberculosis and he and his wife invested considerable time into fundraising to build the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium, which opened in London, Ontario in 1910. In 1949 it was renamed the Beck Memorial Sanatorium. 

Christmas seals were and are used to raise funds for charity, but they are not semi-postal stamps, which also raise funds for charity. The difference is the issuer - semi-postals are issued by the post office for use as postage and Christmas seals are not. Christmas seals are called Cinderella stamps. I don’t know if this Google explanation is accurate, but I do like it very much. “They are called “Cinderellas” because they are the “stepchildren” of philately - beautiful and similar to postage stamps, but not allowed to “attend the ball” (i.e., not listed in standard postage catalogues like Scott).”

The first Christmas seal appeared in Denmark in 1904, suggested by a postman. They were issued in the US in 1907 and Canada in 1908. The original Christmas seals were used to raise funds to build special hospitals for patients with tuberculosis. At the time, only the wealthy could afford treatment, but a disproportionate number of working class people were ill. In Canada, 61 hospitals had been built by 1938. After streptomycin was discovered in 1944 and provided free of charge across Canada, treatment changed. The last Canadian sanitorium closed in the 1970s. 

You can read more about the history of Christmas seals in Canada at www.lung.ca .

The definitive reference for Cinderella stamps in Canada is The Field Guide to the Cinderella Stamps of Canada by Ronald G. Lafrenière, Bird Bear Press. The author passed away before completing the third edition, but his widow has promised the work will be finished. The third and final edition is expected to be published this year.

And if you’d like to know the difference between Sanitorium and Sanitarium - because historically, there is a difference - ask Google.]]> <![CDATA[England 1930s Cigarette Cards with Safety Tips]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=304 Wed, 14 Jan 2026 03:56:03 +0000 Janet MacD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=304
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]]> <![CDATA[Terminology: FDC vs Cover]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=288 Wed, 03 Dec 2025 11:14:48 +0000 Carmen]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=288
  • A FDC is usually issued by an official postal authority, like Canada Post
  • A Cover can be a First Day of Issue type of thing, but usually done by a private company or person (i.e. like the Roger Tory Peterson cachets I'm currently cataloguing).
Yes? No? Huh]]>
  • A FDC is usually issued by an official postal authority, like Canada Post
  • A Cover can be a First Day of Issue type of thing, but usually done by a private company or person (i.e. like the Roger Tory Peterson cachets I'm currently cataloguing).
Yes? No? Huh]]> <![CDATA[New Stamps for Christmas]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=281 Thu, 13 Nov 2025 05:30:54 +0000 RICHARD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=281
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]]> <![CDATA[Born on this Day]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=253 Thu, 23 Oct 2025 13:44:13 +0000 Hugh]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=253
One of his landscape paintings, Bylot Island, was featured on one of the stamps in Canada's 1967 Centennial Series.

Stamp: Canada
Centennial Definitives - High Value
Bylot Island
Issued on December 9, 1969
15c, Dull purple, W2B Tagging
Sc. 463p

Cancel: CDS
Based on the S on the bottom strike, with what seems to be P.[Q.] and the last four letters DEON on the top one, I'm assuming this is from St. Gédéon, PQ ... written in capital letters without accents. Happy to be corrected. I can't find anything else that fits.

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As time goes by ... add to this thread other stamps for other days and other people.]]>
One of his landscape paintings, Bylot Island, was featured on one of the stamps in Canada's 1967 Centennial Series.

Stamp: Canada
Centennial Definitives - High Value
Bylot Island
Issued on December 9, 1969
15c, Dull purple, W2B Tagging
Sc. 463p

Cancel: CDS
Based on the S on the bottom strike, with what seems to be P.[Q.] and the last four letters DEON on the top one, I'm assuming this is from St. Gédéon, PQ ... written in capital letters without accents. Happy to be corrected. I can't find anything else that fits.

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As time goes by ... add to this thread other stamps for other days and other people.]]> <![CDATA[Steel Postmarking and Canceling Stamps]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=233 Sun, 19 Oct 2025 01:31:16 +0000 RICHARD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=233
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]]> <![CDATA[Lines another way to collect]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=206 Sun, 12 Oct 2025 14:44:12 +0000 RICHARD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=206
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]]> <![CDATA[Fancy Cancels Put yours world wide]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=200 Sat, 11 Oct 2025 03:57:36 +0000 RICHARD]]> https://kingstonstampclub.ca/forum/showthread.php?tid=200
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