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FDC 2000 Weather Stamps- Autumn season maple leaf grain farmer crop dew mount frost
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Item number: 30473147
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Number of visits: 27
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Item description:
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First Day Cover of Seasonal Periods Stamps- Autumn. Taiwan, RO China.
The designs of the stamps are as the following:
1. "Commencement of Autumn " : The torpid heat of summer is soon to pass, and with the imminent arrival of the cool clear days of fall the farmers are busy cutting crops and drying them in the sun, taking joy in the harvest.
2. "Bounds of Heat": The heat of summer is gradually dissipating, but afternoons on sunny days are still very summer-like. Therefore, this period is called "Bounds of Heat." In this period, the farmers have finished drying
their harvested grains and have put them in granaries, which can be seen dotting the countryside.
3. "White Dew": As the hot summer gives way to cool autumn, the temperature variation between day and night grows, and the cool nights cause the moisture in the air to condense as dew, whose sparkling beads cover the grass,flowers, and leaves, as if to highlight the arrival of the cool autumn weather.
4. "Autumn Equinox" occurs when the sun is directly over the equator and the northern and southern hemispheres receive the same amount of sunlight. Night
and day are of equal length on the actual equinox, which is the first of this period. From this point on, there is a stronger sense of autumn in the air. It is also the time of year when the maple leaves turn red.
5. During "Cold Dew" it is now deep into autumn.The temperature is dropping, and the leaves are falling from the trees. The green hillsides are turning yellow and brown. Upon the land there is a sense of the coming cold weather.
6. By the "Descent of Hoar Frost" the sun is markedly favoring the Southern Hemisphere, and the Northern Hemisphere is turning cold. Sometimes in the early morning you can see a layer of frost upon the grass and trees: "The dew crystallizes into frost."
The photo is only an example. The FDC you receive might have different cachet & maybe with address.
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The shipping/handling(s/h) of registered airmail is US$4.50 anywhere of the world. Combined bids can save s/h.
I will send the lot(s) by registered airmail from Taipei. If you are interested in any topical stamps of Taiwan( RO China), let me know.  | |
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Conditions of sale:
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Delivery Method:
Shipping after payment
Shipping costs:
Paid by the buyer
Places:
Seller's country, Europe, North America, Central America, South America, Asia, Africa, Oceania
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Payment
Cash, Paypal, MoneyBookers
Guarantee
Money back if not satisfied
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Shipping and handling:
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Only buy 1 item
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Buy 2 items and above
Shipping and handling fee will be based on the highest item, and add different charge according to different kinds of item:
Add $0.10 per plus single set stamps.
Add $0.30 per plus a First Day Cover.
Add $0.50 per plus a sheetlet/sheet(s).
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Message from the member Stampchen:
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My invoices are based on payment with Moneybookers or USD cash. Paypal is acceptable, only to add 4% to the total amount.
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Information on the sale
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| Price: |
$ 2.50 |
Wallet :
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Yes
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| Time left: |
Closed sale |
| Starting date: |
Sat 15th Dec 2007 13:33:28 (GMT+1.0) |
| Ending date: |
Tue 17th Jun 2008 01:09:28 (GMT+1.0) |
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Information on the seller
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Stampchen [100% (3016x)]  |
| Location: |
Taiwan / Taipei |
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| Seller checked: |
Yes  |
| Member since: |
Wed 23rd May 2007  | | | | |
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