Pictorial Postmarks

Well after a month of a break from sending for Pictorial Postmarks there is some that I finely want, why do I like them because like the art on the stamps there are a lot of the Pictorial Postmarks that are them self and when ever I send for one I try my best to find a stamp that will go with the Pictorial Postmark witch is not all ways easy to do you know I thought there would have been more

Pictorial Postmarks For the release of the Favorite Children's Book Animals stamps well today I know of only three Postmarks that would go
with the stamps and one of the is a 2st day postmark I believe it is the first one I have ever seen, I all so found one for the super bowl XL now if I only had some nice Football stamps to use not sure what type of cover I come up with thill I start getting them ready
for tomorrow post.

February 1
Experience Station
Postmaster
1927 Rosa Parks Blvd.
Detroit MI 48216-9650
A skyline, "SUPER BOWL XL."

January 31
2nd Day Celebration Station
Postmaster
P O Box 9998
Grand Rapids MI 49503-9998
An open book, "Favorite children's book animals."

January 30
Virginia City Station
Postmaster
P O Box 9998
Virginia City NV 89440-9998
Three horses, sunrise over hills, tiny flowers, "Nevada 1864 The Silver State/2006 E Pluribus Unum."

January 29
Beargrease Station
Postmaster
2800 W Michigan St
Duluth MN 55806-9998
A man with a dog sled and dogs, low hill, "Carried by Dog Sled."

Postmaster 13
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Station
Postmaster
P O Box 31905
Louisville KY 40231-9905
Non-pictorial, "I Have a Dream." the Hattie McDaniels would be a good stamp to use on this one.

January 14
Alafai Rendezvous Station
Postmaster
P O Box 9998
Homeland FL 33847-9998
A stylized turtle, "35 Tears/Jan 14th thru 23rd 2006." For the reenactment of an early 1800's life style.

January 14
Commissioning Station [USS San Antonio LPD-17]
Postmaster
2230 State Hwy 361
Ingleside TX 78362-9998
Ship's logo, "USS San Antonio LPD-17/Never Retreat, Never Surrender/Naval Station Ingleside." In the logo the colors and star
represent the flag of Texas. The logo also shows an antique cannon & cannon balls, Navy and Marine swords, bluebonnet flowers, and an olive branch.

January 17
Happy 300th Birthday Station
Postmaster
Philadelphia Main Post Office
2970 Market Street, Room 525
Philadelphia PA 19104-9998
A kite with an old style key, the tops of three trees, clouds. For Benjamin Franklin.

January 17
225th Anniversary Station
Postmaster
852 Walnut Street
Gaffney SC 29341-9998
A Minute Man is holding a rifle in one hand and a lantern in the other, upraised, hand. The US flag. in circular format, is in the
background. Also, "Battle of Cowpens, The American Revolution, 225th Anniversary, Lighting Freedom's Flame."

This one I am going to fix up something nice for this one I am going to use to stamps on it I want to use the LEWIS AND CLARK stamp Scott #3855 & #3856 the vinatge looking stamps will look real good with the postmark I thihk.

Do you have a cool Pictorial Postmarks is so I would love to see it.

Budrow@Highland.Net