Fabulous, fabulous stamps from a Finnish postcrosser who used a vintage (well, pre-euro) stamp of midsummer roses on a vintage postcard. The charming stamp of the little girl blowing a traditional birch bark horn, once used by cowherds, is more recent but looks vintage.
Love the Yiching pot in these stamps from a Chinese postcrosser.
A Czech postcrosser sent this nifty selection of stamps.
Google tells me that Arrowtown is an old gold mining town, known for its spectacular scenery. 
Love these stamps from Croatia.
And these familiar ones from Brasil.
Lynn B sent this image of Claes Oldenburg's 1976 sculpture called Typewriter Eraser. She got it on a visit to the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Texas.
Altered cards continue to amuse me. I have as much fun making them as getting them. This one is going to a friend in Tono.
A view of Prague's famed Loreto, embellished with straw elements from a Czech Christmas ornament and a stamp by a printmaker named Anna Khunova. A large print by her hangs in the living room, a smaller one in the back bedroom.
Venetian Prague, with canal, seaweed, beach glass, glitter falling from the sky, and a Tiffany stamp.
Friend Sandy S has been carving tiny stamps and making tiny villages filled with flowers. Lovely idea and execution.
Let's dance! A great stamp from Taiwan. If it's a repeat, then file it under 'twice is nice'.
A Dutch postcrosser altered this card, called Blue puss, in honor of her beloved Russian Blue named Raalka, who is now 17. Wishing Raalka many more years!
