Good morning. I was looking at the excellent collection of Monaco envelopes from the first day with interest. I had never seen anything like this in Russia. The collection is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Sergey! You and I understand perfectly the beauty of these Monaco stamps and the fascination around them! As always, sending you my very best wishes 😊
Hi Laurent! It was again a joy to see the FDCs and stamps of Monaco for an entire year. The Monaco stamps remain to be beautiful. Thank you! I enjoyed the video so much! Kind regards to you my friend. 🙂
@@GreatStampAdventure Thank you my dear and awesome Charnie. I was still a bit worried about you as, due to the moving, you have not been posting any new video on your channel. I hope you are all settled down, and that you will soon be back online. As always, sending my very best wishes from Provence 😘
@@vkmet Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! Stay tuned as on Monday I will be posting another video with more FDCs from Monaco (this time from the 60s). Very best wishes from Provence!
@@AngelAlcoverroMarco Thank you so much for your continuous support! If more of my "friends" could be like you, that would be awesome! Very best wishes to you, mon ami !
Bonjour mon ami Chris ! Thank you and merci for your kind words, and yes, the vast majority of engravers are / were French (Pierrette Lambert, Georges Betemps, Albert Decaris among others). Each year, the Prince (Rainier III), who, like FDR, was a fervent philatelist, decided of the topics for the series of stamps to be issued. French stamp engravers were then assigned to design different "blueprints," and the ones the Prince approved of were sent to the Périgueux stamp engraving center to be printed. As always, sending all my very best wishes, mon ami 😊
Good morning. I was looking at the excellent collection of Monaco envelopes from the first day with interest. I had never seen anything like this in Russia. The collection is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you so much for your kind words, Sergey! You and I understand perfectly the beauty of these Monaco stamps and the fascination around them! As always, sending you my very best wishes 😊
Good day. Very beautiful stamps and envelopes of Monaco. I enjoyed looking at your collection.
@@ugolock-filatelista Thank you so much for your continuous support, my friend !
Hi Laurent! It was again a joy to see the FDCs and stamps of Monaco for an entire year. The Monaco stamps remain to be beautiful. Thank you! I enjoyed the video so much! Kind regards to you my friend. 🙂
@@GreatStampAdventure Thank you my dear and awesome Charnie. I was still a bit worried about you as, due to the moving, you have not been posting any new video on your channel. I hope you are all settled down, and that you will soon be back online. As always, sending my very best wishes from Provence 😘
Toujours aussi belles ces enveloppes, mon fils ❤
@@pierrettemazzotti4053 Merci à toi, maman, ma plus grande supportrice ! ❤
Good collection🎉
@@vkmet Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! Stay tuned as on Monday I will be posting another video with more FDCs from Monaco (this time from the 60s). Very best wishes from Provence!
Good morning! Excellent collection of FDC! Like! ❤
@@dnipro_stamps Thank you so much! I just subscribed to your philatelic channel. Looking forward to exploring your videos! Best wishes from Provence
@Laurent-Philatelie I am a new subscriber of your channel too! )
Merci pour ce beau voyage Monegasque, mon fils ❤
@@PierretteMazzotti-cz1bq Merci ma jolie mamounette 😘
Вітаю! + лайк за огляд.
Lindos demais Parabéns
@@AngelAlcoverroMarco Thank you so much for your continuous support! If more of my "friends" could be like you, that would be awesome! Very best wishes to you, mon ami !
Hi Laurent. Lovely presentation, nice music. The FDC's from Monaco are really stunning. Do they have the same engravers as France?
Bonjour mon ami Chris ! Thank you and merci for your kind words, and yes, the vast majority of engravers are / were French (Pierrette Lambert, Georges Betemps, Albert Decaris among others). Each year, the Prince (Rainier III), who, like FDR, was a fervent philatelist, decided of the topics for the series of stamps to be issued. French stamp engravers were then assigned to design different "blueprints," and the ones the Prince approved of were sent to the Périgueux stamp engraving center to be printed. As always, sending all my very best wishes, mon ami 😊