Very uncommon subject! Rare video 😇🤗

Excellent video, I thought it was funny on the cancel that you discussed that had the "always Zip Code" had no zip code on the front cover.

Nice introduction video. Good you ‘just’ start with making videos and knowing you make mistakes or would do things differently next time. I live the half ton mail truck, too bad you sold it. The 1920 set of stamps are very nice, love them. Nice you came up withe the TORES term, really interesting someone collects these ‘place stamp here’ thingies. Loved the slogan stamps too. Will check out more episodes as I really likes this. Thanks for making the video.

very informative thank you. i do like your video, 😊

Good ❤

Do you have this stamps laran old

happy to see

Can I send you some pictures of my stamps for sale

Very. Interesting my friend Blessings

Love your play dough and tool examples of the different separation techniques! Thanks for information about machine stamps…just 20 years they were made…fascinating collecting area! I’ve never seen those with the hyphen notches. I can imagine that they are pretty rare.

very nice job, I loved it.

The glue dissolve easier in hot water

Thanks this was really helpful!

Wow you have an amazing setup in that room!

Nice job very informative

Informative video! Enjoyed the play-doh part. I also liked your US Mail lunchbox. I have one too on my bookshelf.

Forget the name, but a popular stamp database software even keeps track with which stamps are easy/hard to soak off depending mfg glue formula.

Thanks for another informative video. BTW sent you a letter with some coil stamp for postage -- hope you got it.

Enjoyed the video. Thx. Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks for the new content ... and I like casual format, makes the hobby approachable and welcoming to whatever one "feels" like collecting.

Hello my friend. Your site is awesome and I love the way you execute your show. However if you could ever find some time I would like to zoom with you one on one with my private meeting room. I'm from S.C. Inman and I would like to share some crazy things i'm doing and have been for years. I like your style. please let me know either way. I have a big mess that you sound like you can give me some heads up on how to get it together, Who knows it could be fun. LOL!!!! Thanks for you busy time hope to hear from you soon, Butch.

I really like the way you sorted and organized the self adhesives. I am just starting to build a US collection and look forward to your future programs.

I have been successful to remove "scotch" tape on stamps with the use of lighter fluid.

promosm 😑

Instead of using a "razor blade" to scrape the adhesive, I use an old plastic credit card, over paper towel. Often the adhesive would be on the blade of the credit card, or be on the paper towel.

Enjoyed

Love the TORES collection!

Interesting video. How are you mounting those stamps?

You have amazing shirts! Keep up the awesome videos. :)

Great first episode! Well done intro into your channel, your collecting interests, your goals... Very interesting infos too! I'm from Canada, but USA is among the small number of countries I collect.

Interesting, I collect town names, metered postmark, HPO RPO & US Navy ship cancels among other things

سلام تحيا كبير ليك. وشكرا

Looking forward to seeing you more of your videos

I have observed that the earlier self-adhesive (SA) stamps were soakable with water. then there is a period of time that certain SA were unsoakable with water. And finally, the most recent SA stamps are all unsoakable with water. However, those unsoakable SA can be soaked off with limited successs with lighter fluid and/or Bestine rubber cement remover.. Interest to see in your future videos on your method to soaking SA stamps for the various years. The composition for stamp adhesive appeared to have evolved over the years to truly discourage the public to remove those SA stamps from the paper envelope backing.

Wish someone in my family worked in the U.S.P.S.

This is great! I love your “alternate” collections. They’re inspiring. I look forward to watching.

Second.

Greg is very informative. Stamp collecting used to be a pretty big deal. I have always wondered how to get started. This is a great video on how to get started and what to look for.