ewfinn60

Hello! I'm a collector of all sorts of things, which is one reason I've joined Postcrossing. I have a collection of US postage stamps, first day covers, U.S. coins, and postcards. I look forward to adding to my postcard collection. While I enjoy postcards sent in envelopes, these are a bit more difficult to store - so if it's all the same to you, just a stamped postcard will be most appreciated.

I am looking forward to sharing these with my 7 young grandchildren - Keller, Callyn, Lucy, Wesley, Etta, Fox, and Piper. No nudity or messages inappropriate for children, please.

Some ideas for you to consider::

-Map postcards, iconic buildings, or city views.

-I love Fotofolio postcards.

-Puppies, or Dogs, or Cats. That's Maggie, our little puppy, born 9/8/2018, as my Avatar.

-Cathedrals, Churches, Saints, the Vatican, Sistine Chapel, Pope Francis and other religious-themed cards would be greatly appreciated.

-Amateur Radio, Telegraphy, Morse Code, Ham Radio QSL cards. Electronics, vintage radios, communications equipment. I'm an amateur radio operator, call sign N4EWF.

-Magic - especially Houdini, Slydini, Thurston, classic magic posters and photos.

-Music - Grateful Dead, any 60's or 70's rock, Jazz, Bluegrass, Blues, etc.

-PANTONE postcards, any color.

-Wildlife, birds, all kinds of animals.

-Art and Artists

Please don't stress over which card to send. Any card in my mailbox will be received with a smile :-)

To U.S. Postcrossers - Please join the campaign to request the U.S. Postal Service to issue a Postcrossing stamp! Spread the word by adding this info to your profile and then send a postcard (or write a letter) to:

Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee
475 L’Enfant Plaza SW, Room 3300
Washington, DC 20260-3501

Support Postcrossing if you can. Think of it as planting smiles around the world.

Be kind.

Edgar