Loterie Coloniale Belgium Florian
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- Krylov WC 1948
- Krylov by Arbekov
- 1935? Aphoristic Train Miss: Rien ne sert
- 1871 WL Franco-Prussian War
- 1909 Sazerac Raison du plus fort
- TH 1903
- 1905 MSA CLC
- GA Procédé au Chloro-Platine
- 1955 Considerer la Fin
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- 1920? DLS Karl Wagner
- Aesop Stamp Postcard
- 1880? Alphonse Robert Women & a Secret
- Art247 Crow and Pitcher
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- Basel Munster Crypt Frieze
- Besoin d'un plus petit 1950
- Besoin d'un plus petit 1955
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- Castell Coch Drawing Room: Animals in the Fables
- Chagall Mother, Child, and Wolf Postcard
- Chartreux table oil 1930?
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- CW Joannon 1910
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- Loterie Coloniale Belgium Florian
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- Sandusky College Advertisement 1912
- Satyr and Peasant D'Angeli Louvre
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- Tel est pris Fisherman 1955?
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- TH Children 1927
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1936? One four-panel three-colored cartoon postcard offering the first half of Florian’s “The Two Travelers.” #1 of a 2-card series produced by the Belgian Post Office. $10 from Bertrand Cocq, Calonne-Ricouart, France, Sept., ’20.
From references and images on the web, I conclude that this is #3 of three series done by the post office in 1936, including probably both postcards and stamps in a booklet. (A recent winning bid for such a booklet was $275.) The first series seems to be La Fontaine’s MM. This Florian fable itself portrays the age-old argument. When two are travelling, does a found object belong to the pair or only to the first to possess it? Thomas here tells Lubin: “It’s me, not we!” The two travelers soon encounter thieves, and Thomas says to Lubin “We are lost!” Lubin answers “It is you, not we!” Still, both manage to escape. Thomas soon gives the wallet away. Think only of yourself in good fortune and you will find that you have no friends.
