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catsrus
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This is interesting.
I went to our local post office and asked for the religious Christmas stamps and was given 2 sheets of last year’s Madonna and Child stamp. I didn’t think to question it since I think it’s a beautiful stamp.
When I’d bought stamps at the grocery store last, they gave me a sheet of santas, frostys and gingerbread stamps that I only used to pay bills.
If this is true, I hope many (I will!) will protest to the post office.
I went to our local post office and asked for the religious Christmas stamps and was given 2 sheets of last year’s Madonna and Child stamp. I didn’t think to question it since I think it’s a beautiful stamp.
When I’d bought stamps at the grocery store last, they gave me a sheet of santas, frostys and gingerbread stamps that I only used to pay bills.
If this is true, I hope many (I will!) will protest to the post office.
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Karin
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SO what…there is a place on the net (photo.stamps.com/PhotoStamps) where you can download a pic and make it into a stamp.
Here is another link where you can make your own stamp…
(zazzle.com)
I have done this in the past for weddings, birthdays and other holidays where I did not like the stamps the post office offered. I did it this year for the Christams card that we mailed…I did not like the stamp choices offered so I MADE MY OWN - as a side not…all my cards got to where they where mailed to!
Here is another link where you can make your own stamp…
(zazzle.com)
I have done this in the past for weddings, birthdays and other holidays where I did not like the stamps the post office offered. I did it this year for the Christams card that we mailed…I did not like the stamp choices offered so I MADE MY OWN - as a side not…all my cards got to where they where mailed to!
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Guar_Fan
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I think the rumor that the U.S. Postal Service will not produce any more religious stamps for Christmas is false.
But patrons looking for a new religiously themed stamp this year are getting leftover Madonna printings from last year, touching off a wave of reports that the Postal Service was planning to discontinue religiously themed Christmas stamps.
post-gazette.com/pg/05336/616063.stm“It’s absolutely not true,” said Diana Svoboda, spokeswoman for the Pittsburgh district. Next year’s printing will include a new Madonna and the price stamped over her left shoulder will explain why a new one wasn’t printed this year: Rates are going up to 39 cents per letter Jan. 8.
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