A card from the USA arrived this week.
And with some really wonderful stamps:
Tag: views
IDN-654
From Indonesia, I received this monochrome card showing Pasar Bringharjo in 1953.
Stamps:
TW-1601736
A card showing the japanese-inspired Monster Town in Taiwan.
I think this was a ticket/ complimentary card from an accomodation.
(I have a few tickets from when I traveled to Taiwan and they looked just like this.)
Stamp: (sorry for the blurry photo.)
CN-1578992
Received this beautiful classic city card from China today.
I love this monochrome with the red highlights.
I also like that it shows the old city streets / housing typical to Chinese cities / provinces.
Stamps::
LT-437771
Such a pretty card from Vilnius! (who said I didn’t like view cards? I absolutely love them). On the back it reads Miesto Panorama (the language is so similar to Czech and Polish!), which is a view of the city.
Stamp: (I received a similar stamp from Belarus but this is so much nicer)
Thank you Monika! ❤
US-3320471
A cityscape card arrived from the USA. I find it unusual to see a cityscape card like this one coming from somewhere like Texas (not really quite the Texas I had in mind! :D)
Was quite a nice card actually!
Stamp used:
Love these round Global | USA Forever stamps. Already have some of the common earth ones, and was happy to receive this Christmas edition. 😀
Direct – Germany 20150406
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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DE-4058801
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
PL-1025360
Another postcard came in from Poland today. This just keeps getting better~! ❤
The sender, Carina, is a student in Poznan, Poland.
Some info on the back of the card.
Stamps:
DCBPOSTCROSSING 