Stamp Requests

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April 2!

A stamp to celebrate the anniversary of your first correspondence with another slowly user

It's the world's largest brick bridge called Göltzschtal bridge. 574 m long, 74 m high. Building time:  1846 till 1851 as a railway line between the cities of Leipzig and Nurembourg. The bridge is laying in the so called Vogtland, a small area in Saxony/Germany. 1736 worker, unfortunately 31 dead (accident)

We have some amazing zodiac stamps, but what about some other cool constellations for astrology fans? I think some of the ones featured in: https://www.artofmanliness.com/skills/manly-know-how/15-constellations-every-man-should-know/ could look really good. I like to draw and have a few ideas, so if you'd like some more supporting information please feel free to get in touch! I hope you like my suggestion!

I would love to see a collection with German inventions. I picked some examples from this list: https://www.wiwo.de/erfolg/trends/erfindungen-aus-deutschland-17-beruehmte-deutsche-erfindungen/26701472.html Letterpress by Johannes Gutenberg Motorcycle and Car by Gottlieb Daimler und Carl Benz X-radiation by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen 35 mm camera by Oskar Barnack (Leitz Camera) TV by Manfred von Ardenne Computr bei Konrad Zuse On the list in the link there are some more but that was my pick.

As we have to share interests in our profile, we could have global stamp sets for some of those interests that don't exist yet. Example: dancing, make up, LGBTQ, mental health and so on.

Sounds of the world ... what instrument is most typical for Germany and its culture? I think there should be a stamp for the pipe organ (church organ). Although organs have a history over many centuries in different regions of the world, Germany influenced their construction in the 19th century heavily. In Germany there are around 50.000 organs. UNESCO added organ building and organ music to the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2017. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipe_organ

The MRT (SG’s subway) is an integral part of our identity, since it’s something many Singaporeans use to travel everyday. There can be a stamp collection with a stamp for each MRT line, like East-West, North-East, Downtown, Circle, etc. There’s exactly 6 MRT lines right now so it’ll be nice to see a collection on that, especially since SG only has one. It can be colour-themed too, since each line has a different colour. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_Rapid_Transit_(Singapore) https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/ltagov/en/getting_around/public_transport/rail_network.html

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