Show Us Your Maker Stamps

[Marshal Will]

That is some high class stuff, Marshal.

Thanks, Cap. Now I have to make something to try it out on.

[Captainkirk]

That is some high class stuff, Marshal.

Thanks, Cap. Now I have to make something to try it out on.

Hmmm...let's see; what do I need?

[ShotgunDave]

I like that one a lot Robert! And Grey Ghost is awesome.

[Marshal Will]

Thanks, Dave. Yeah, he does a spectacular job on the stamps and his service is second to none.

[Len]

Nice stamp, Marshall, and I like the obvious Danish connection.

[Miguel Loco]

Very classy! I love it!

[Hawg]

I like them all but that one based on H. H. Heiser rocks,

[ShotgunDave]

Thanks, Dave. Yeah, he does a spectacular job on the stamps and his service is second to none.

Prices ain't bad either.

[Marshal Will]

Nice stamp, Marshall, and I like the obvious Danish connection.

Thanks. You're very observant. Herman H. Heiser was born in Germany (can't determine exactly where) and my Grandfather and his parents were Danish from the Southern part of Denmark that was annexed into Germany (Prussia at the time) in 1866. They left for the US when that happened.

Thank you, Mick. I like the vintage stamp designs a lot.

Much appreciated, Hawg.

I agree the prices are very affordable, Dave.