The Spanish postal service have printed a short run of these stamps, they are limited to a few thousand of each. Most of these stamps have already been snapped up by dealers and collectors. They are very collectable - they may even have a monetory value in the future.
These stamps are big, over 4 inches high and slightly more than 3 inches across. One stamp is a delightful illustration with a moral, "don't forget to send a letter". The other stamp is a reproduction of a Spanish tapestry. I love the bold colors and the traditional feel they both have.

The stamps can be used for scrapbooking, decoupage, montage or just looking at and enjoying.If you would like these stamps, I would ask that you a) become a follower of this blog of mine, and b) simply leave a comment below. I shall be picking a winner at random next Thursday, July 23rd, and send the stamps anywhere in the world, for free.
Good luck!

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Well, aren't you just the sweetest to think of us! Boring us in the U.S. with this month's featured stamp being Bart Simpson....oh please?!?!
ReplyDeleteLove the size and the vibrancy of these Spanish beauties!
Ooh, pretty! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stamps - I especially like the one "don't forget to send a letter". Your blog is a treat - I'm glad I found it!
ReplyDeleteThe stamps are beautiful - my favorite is "don't forget to write". Your blog is a treat - I'm glad I found it!
ReplyDeleteOh , I would like to receive one of these stamps for my collection. Count me in...
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to have found your blog! Thanks for the Spanish inspiration...I lived in Sevilla for a little while to study Flamenco and miss it terribly. Looking to incorporate elements of Spain into our new home and our wedding!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome! So nice of you to do a give away with them. Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteHola from Australia!
ReplyDeleteI can promise thenm a prominent place in my Spanish set!
Regards Brian
Drat! Too late again! Very cool stamps.
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