CH-P7

A snow-covered landscape postcard from Saanenland in the Canton of Bern. It shows the Gummfluh, one of the peaks of Bernese Alps. Thanks zasa.











Two 85Rp. (c./ct./rp) stamps on tree and children drawing and a 10Rp. (c./ct./rp) wheat stamp were used to send this postcard. They are cancelled by a meter cancellation from Härkingen 4621 on 7.1.2010.

JP-P6

A postcard showing trekers with the Yatsugatake (八ヶ岳) as background. These volcanic mountains are located in Nagano Prefecture. Thanks Yukina.






















This postcard was sent with stamps issued quite sometime ago. They are 5 Yen swam definitive stamp, 5 Yen national park stamp and a 60 Yen Dental Congress stamp. It was sent from Matsudo, Chiba on 4.1.2010. By looking carefully, there are two types of postmark on the postcard. The lighter postmarks are actually for internal mail bearing Kanji word for the city, 松戸, and using Japanese calender, written as 22.1.4. There might be a mistake occurred to use this postmark for international mail.

DE-P11

A multiview postcard on the UNESCO site of Quedlinburg, Schlossberg. This main picture shows the castle in the city, which is listed under the name "Collegiate Church, Castle, and Old Town of Quedlinburg". Thanks Eule.
















A 55 cents ancient drawing stamp and 45 cents building stamp were used to pay the postage. It was sent from Briefzentrum 12 (Berlin-Südost) on 6.1.2010.

CA-P6

A postcard showing carved cerimonial mask, "Nuu-chah-nuith" or ancestor potrait by Mr. Douglas David on year 2000. Thanks moonlessnite.






















A P class non-value indicator Christmas stamp and a $1.18 Sumi stamp were used to pay the postage. Unfortunately, both of them are pen-cancelled.