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A card showing a mining site in Altenberg; from Germany.

Unusual card but interesting,

(I also received a huge number of used stamps from Germany in the envelope. The stamps are quite beautiful.)

Stamp:

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Another Der Kleine Maulwurf card from Germany.

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

Stamps:

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Gerhard Glück – Kleefeld (A field of clovers)

Lovely artcard from Germany! Gerhard Glück has some other interesting works which I also hope to receive from postcrossing.:3

A little info on the artist:

Gerhard Glück (* July 1944 in Bad Vilbel ) is a German cartoonist .Fortunately grew up in Frankfurt am Main and studied in Kassel graphic design and art education. From 1972 first cartoons in the Hessian general , cover pictures and illustrations for the magazine of the Süddeutsche Zeitung , the manager magazin among others Since 1991, his cartoons appear monthly in NZZ Folio , the magazine of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung and since 1994 in the satirical magazine Eulenspiegel . Occasionally, one discovers his illustrations in the weekly Die Zeit and the magazine Cicero . His cartoon books are published in Lappan publisher who is also its picture books and illustrated by luck gift editions of poems by Heinz Erhardt , Joachim Ringelnatz and Christian Morgenstern laid. He also illustrated book covers and lyrics for DTV and other publishers. The work of Gerhard Glück have received many awards and exhibited, most recently in Frankfurt (“Good luck in Frankfurt”, 2006), Zurich (“Gerhard Glück, Art & Co”, 2006), Cologne (“Gerhard Glück”, 2008/09) , Konstanz (“Gerhard Glück: Art & Co.”, 2009/10), Vienna (“Gerhard Glück: Lucky for the Arts”, 2010/11), the summer palace Satiricum Greiz (“Gerhard Glück: Art & Co.” , 2011) and in Kassel (Schloss Wilhelmshöhe: “Gerhard Glück, Art & Co” Caricatura: “That’s the limit”, 2014)

Stamp:

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Beautiful card arrived from Germany today! ❤

I mistook it for a postcrossing card at first when it arrived; and thought, ‘hey, this is exactly the kind of card I wanted to receive!’

And then I flipped the card to read the message and realized it was from a friend! :3 (Thank you so much!! ^3^)

There’s a plastic case punched onto the card containing what is a ‘piece’ of the Berlin wall. Amazing the kind of things you can send with your card! *A*

The Brandenburg in 1961 (description on the back)

Stamp:

An automated stamp, but so pretty still. (not the plain and typical thermal kind that fades over time).

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A new card from Germany arrived, but with a view from Malta. (which was fine because I have never been to Malta).

This was printed by the sender herself. The quality of the card was very nice though (not the soft photo paper kind — this was postcard quality).

I wish we had a similar machine to print postcards with in my city.

Stamps:

I love the stamps (the rabbit one in particuliar).  — I LOVE rabbits. :3