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The origin of these is uncertain. It has been mentioned that they were premiums from Burger King, but they could also be promotional items from [[King Features Syndicate]].
The origin of these is uncertain. It has been mentioned that they were premiums from Burger King, but they could also be promotional items from [[King Features Syndicate]].
==Cards and Stamps==
==Cards and Stamps==
These stamps are presented as a pair on a single sheet, connected in the middle by a perforation that allows them to be easily split apart. The back of each stamp is equipped with adhesive that can be activated by moistening, enabling them to be affixed to a surface just like traditional stamps. Each stamp measures approximately 6.35 x 8.9 cm.
===Stamps===
===Stamps===
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===Cards===
===Cards===
These cards, measuring approximately 20.3 x 25.4 cm, bear a copyright date of 1965. Unlike ordinary postcards, which typically feature printed lines for writing the recipient's name and address, as well as space for a greeting, these cards have blank backs with no printing whatsoever. This absence of printed information suggests that they were likely not intended to be used as traditional postcards for mailing purposes.
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Revision as of 17:49, 19 March 2024

The origin of these is uncertain. It has been mentioned that they were premiums from Burger King, but they could also be promotional items from King Features Syndicate.

Cards and Stamps

These stamps are presented as a pair on a single sheet, connected in the middle by a perforation that allows them to be easily split apart. The back of each stamp is equipped with adhesive that can be activated by moistening, enabling them to be affixed to a surface just like traditional stamps. Each stamp measures approximately 6.35 x 8.9 cm.

Stamps

Cards

These cards, measuring approximately 20.3 x 25.4 cm, bear a copyright date of 1965. Unlike ordinary postcards, which typically feature printed lines for writing the recipient's name and address, as well as space for a greeting, these cards have blank backs with no printing whatsoever. This absence of printed information suggests that they were likely not intended to be used as traditional postcards for mailing purposes.