DE-4199546

Again, was super ecstatic someone sent me an artcard — and one of Monet!

(and also thankful that the local post wasn’t rude enough this time to stamp on the front side of the card – yes they did that to my card a couple of times.T_T)

Stamps:

CZ-643816

This is my first Rumcajsovi card from Czech Republic. I’m interested in the different kinds of children’s shows / book illustrations in different countries — I think these cards tell more about a city than most touristy cards would. I love this character so much as the illustration is quite adorable.

The details are quite lovely and the back of the card is just as pretty.

Furthermore, I was surprised to see another card tucked inside the envelope.

To my surprise, it was an artcard! This is my first Alfons Mucha card, and I’m really looking forward to receive more of these.

The card was unwritten and would be really great for my collection.

I quite like Mucha’s works, would love to receive more from the Czech Republic.

Stamp:

DE-4249121

Another Der Kleine Maulwurf card from Germany.

This oe came with some random stuff as well as Die Maus Stickers.

Stamps:

US-3398025

Blue Bell Ice Cream card from Texas.

This card is now in a transparent display case on my bookshelf. 🙂

Stamp:

IDN-654

From Indonesia, I received this monochrome card showing Pasar Bringharjo in 1953.

Stamps:

TH-199329

A watercolour card from Thailand. I’ve never had anything sent in from Thailand, was pretty interesting to receive my first card from there.

Stamp:

RU-3707631

The Three from Prostokvashino

A nice card arrived from Russia today, and what made it even more special was that….

…the sender attached various used stamps on the back of the card.

They are really lovely, and I didn’t have any of these yet!

I love the Alice and Pooh stamps from Japan but also the following from the UK:

They really are beautiful and this card definitely made my day!

And the actual stamp from Russia: