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   From: yaben@videotron.ca   
      
   Do you have canadian stamps?   
   If so, they must be earlier than 1930...if possible.   
      
   best   
   Robert   
   yaben@videotron.ca   
      
      
      
   Le Mon, 04 Aug 2003 02:19:14 GMT, StampMan@adirondack-pc.com (Tracy   
   Barber) a écrit :   
      
   >   
   >Howdy -   
   >   
   >I'm actively looking for people who want to trade off their USED   
   >Belgian:   
   >   
   >1) Parcel post stamps (railway / chemin de fer / spoorwegen)   
   >2) Newspaper stamps (overprinted parcel post)   
   >3) Official stamps (overprinted definitives)   
   >4) Military stamps (overprinted definitives)   
   >5) Express stamps   
   >6) Bagages Reisgoed overprints   
   >7) Regular Belgian stamps with RR cancels   
   >8) Waybills, invoices, papers, etc. with RR / parcel stamps on them.   
   >9) Insurance stamps with RR cancels on them.   
   >   
   >I have many thousands (50,000 - 100,000?) of decent, different Pre -   
   >1960 WW / US for trade.  I can offer at least a 2:1 or 3:1 trade,   
   >depending on the size / quality of the trade.  That's 2 or 3 of mine   
   >to 1 of yours.  The better the quality, the more I'll offer.   
   >   
   >I have quite a few Germany and German WWII occupation, Western Europe,   
   >French & Portuguese Colonies and 1000s more.   
   >   
   >Any higher CV issues (there are some) could be handled on an as needed   
   >basis.   
   >   
   >Please, no less than 25 per trade (unless high CV) - the more, the   
   >merrier!  No damaged stamps.  I >>> may <<< be able to pick generic   
   >requests from specific countries.   
   >   
   >Last of all, please don't send any stamps until you contact me.  This   
   >is supposed to be an equitable trade and I want to make sure we both   
   >are satisfied.   
   >   
   >Thanks for your time.   
   >   
   >StampMan@adirondack-pc.com   
   >   
   >Tracy Barber   
      
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