
Postage stamps of the world on T-shirts and more.
How I got involved in stamp collecting
Just a little bit about how I got into this hobby. My father-in-law began collecting stamps as a young man. During WWII he would collect stamps from the different countries that he was in and began trading stamps with others that he met. In 1997 he passed away and some of his things came to us. An unassuming box of stamps was one of the items. Well, we didn't know anything about stamps so it was put away and forgotten. Early 2007 we decided to clean out the storage and there was the box of stamps. When I opened it I was at first mildly interested, hundreds of loose stamps all in a jumbled mess. But as I began to go through them I discovered a whole new world opening up. These tiny pieces of paper were not only a window to the past, but beautiful pieces of art. Several years ago, I opened an online store with my wildlife art on t-shirts. So I decided to open another store, Gone Postal, and share these little wonders in a way that everyone can enjoy them. I hope you enjoy the journey as much as I am.
I have many, more in my store and invite you to come and have a look. I also have many, many more that I will, in time, be adding so check back often and see what's new.
The Americas

US - Grant 1882

US - Inverted Jenny - 1918. The most sought after stamp in the world.

Newfoundland