Bubba's looking for Questions and Answers

CURRENT QUESTIONS ON CLASSIC STAMPS
If you have a question that can be answered easily, I will E you an answer, but if its a stumper, ol' Bubba will just have to throw it out there for everyone else to take a look at. Send me an answer and I put it on this page along with the question so every one can get in on it.



SO, WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR NOW?
Went you want something and can't find it I'll see what I can find for you. Now if you have something you would like to sell, I may have some one that can use what you have. Just let me know either way, and maybe Ol' Bubba can make a little change to spend on his own collection. I post unusal needs and haves and this can be you way of getting out to everyone this information.


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What Are You Looking For?

COLLECTORS LOOKING FOR NICE MATERIAL! AREN'T WE ALL

*I have a few friends looking for some interesting cancels, such as NYFM and Fancy typeon the Pre-1869 issues. If you have some of these let me know, and I will get back to you.
*Another collector is looking forcovers with these names: Tipps, Tripp, Barlow, Loving, Hatcher, Hardesty, Balders(t)on, Swepston, Samuel, Taylor or William Clark
*I wouldn't mind finding a few covers in the 19th century with my family names: Bland and Ruffner
Now, Bubba is always looking for a few good, or not so good stamps. What do you have in used copies before the Banknotes. I need any of the three cents, anything unusal in the other issues, as well as any interesting color, or imprint copies. Let me know no matter how nice or how crummy the stamp you want to trade or sell are. I can use them all. As for Mexican stamp: Please let me know if you have some material before 1900 you want to sell. I can give top prices on this material if I can use it. Remember I am a Collector. Even the $1 or $2 stamps in Mexico are needed because of the many districts and postmarks.

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Live Nude Girl

Well not really live, but the stamp is in my album, that this scan comes from. Yes this nude buxom beauty is on a Classic stamp of the United States, and was done at the height of Victorian Society. This is a detail from Scott #295, from the Pan-American Exposition Series of 1901. Yes, I know what your thinking "Ol' fart is doing a lot of wishful thinkin', that's a dress on the girl." Well, ok if you think so, but it sure looks like she shows a navel, and I don't think they were using halter tops at that time. So for those of you that have been surfin' the net for nude pictures of Sandra B. or Brad P. look no further. Bubba has brought you one that is most likely in your own collection. Enjoy!

For some good ol' pictures check out this page of mine.

Just some good ol' pictures

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