Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Belgium. Show all posts

Monday, 28 November 2022

BE-719738: Chambermaid

Hello there! On 28/Apr/2021 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Monique. It's one from Anne Taintor, and it always has those nice words.

Back of the card

And here's the stamp she used

Cheers!

Friday, 25 November 2022

BE-744143: M10 Achilles

Hello there! On 05/Apr/2021 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Janien. It shows an M10 Achilles tank destroyer overlooking the town of La Roche.

Since this postcard was sent in an envelope, I also have a cover from this country

And here's a closeup of the stamp

Cheers!

Tuesday, 22 November 2022

BE-719874: Happy birthday

Hello there! On 10/Dec/2020 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Rose. It's a birthday greetings postcard.

Since this postcard was sent in an envelope, I also have a cover from this country

And here's a close up of the stamp

Cheers!

Friday, 10 April 2020

{DIRECT SWAP} Flags of the World: Belgium

Hello there! I received this postcard through direct swap, I received it on 30/Apr/18 and it was sent again by Wendy, from Belgium. This time it’s a Flags of the World postcard from her country.


Back of the card


And here's the stamp she used

 
Cheers!

Sunday, 22 March 2020

BE-538703: La Gleize

Hello there! On 12/Feb/2018 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Emma. It shows La Gleize, a town in Liège, where a Tiger II tank is located near the Church; the Battle of the Bulge took place here.


It came in an envelope, so I also have a cover from this country.
 

And here's the stamp she used



 Cheers!

Saturday, 24 June 2017

BE-488646: Kitties and beer mugs

Hello there! On 11/Jan/2017 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Raquel. It shows several kittens inside beer mugs greeting us from Belgium.


Back of the card


And here are the stamps she used


 Cheers!

Saturday, 8 April 2017

BE-437047: Hearts and rainbow

Hello! On 21/Apr/2016 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Marina. It shows a colorful postcard showing a bunny swinging in a sea of hearts and a rainbow.


She sent it in an envelope, so in addition, I received a cover from her country.


Close-up of the stamp she used


Cheers!

Monday, 3 April 2017

BE-398310: Belgian fishery

Hello! On 26/Oct/2015 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Iris. It shows the fishery scene fro her country, specifically fishery in the North Sea. Shrimp fishermen are part of Unesco Heritage, and these fishermen are one of the lasts to fish on horseback.


 Back of the card


And here’s the stamp she used. It’s a printed label with the same value as a stamp, it even has a delicious French fries design.


Cheers!

BE-398309: Sights of Belgium

Hello! On 26/Oct/2015 I received a postcard from Belgium, sent by Mieke. This postcard is a multiview of different sights and places of her country.


Back of the card


And here are the stamps she used. I love that she used old stamps with the previous currency on them (Belgian franc), it really is something special; I wonder how the post office could verify if they covered the whole trip to Peru.


Cheers!

{DIRECT SWAP} From Belgium

Hello there! This is a cover I received through direct swap, it’s my first one from Belgium. Though I don’t remember exactly when I received it, it was sometime during October 2015, and sent by Iris, from Belgium.


 And here’s a close-up of the stamp she used


Cheers!

{DIRECT SWAP} [LOCATION #31] Greetings from… Belgium

Hello there! I received this postcard through direct swap, and I was very excited for it reaching my doorstep. This time the post office marked it so I received it on 01/Oct/2015, and sent by Iris, from Belgium. 

It was exciting for many reasons: it was the first postcard I received from this country, and, also, it was the first postcard I received from this series. The series is called “Greetings From…”, and it’s produced by Postallove, a postcard and stationery online store; these postcards have some interesting facts about an specific country (Belgium, in this case). Many people collect them and want to have one postcard for each country.



Back of the card


And here are the stamps she used



After I received some of these postcards, I thought it would be very original to receive them from country of origin and national/official language. Some time later, I received another one in German, sent by Wendy.


And here's the stamp she used

 
Cheers!