American Society for Philatelic Pages and Panels     |   home Show and Tell Aug 2002   |   Show and Tell Oct 2002   |   Show and Tell Nov 2002   |   Show and Tell Dec 2002   |   Show and Tell Jan 2003   |   Show and Tell Feb 2003   |   Show and Tell April 2003   |   Show and Tell May 2003   |   Show and Tell Jun 2003   |   Show and Tell Jul 2003   |   Show and Tell - Aug 2003   |   Show and Tell - Sep 2003   |   Show and Tell Oct 2003   |   Show and Tell - Nov 2003   |   Show and Tell Dec 2003   |   Show and Tell Jan 2004   |   Show and Tell Feb 2004   |   Show and Tell Mar 2004   |   Show and Tell Apr 2004   |   Show and Tell May 2004   |   Show and Tell Aug 2004   |   Show and Tell Jan 2005 Show and Tell Jan 2003 At the beginning of every month, we'll show you something interesting and unusual in Pages or Panels! (Click on any of the following months to see Pages or Panels featured in August, September, October, November or December.) (January 2003)  Since Stamp Posters were designed to advertise all new issues, they were printed for postal cards and stamped envelopes as well as for stamps. The best examples are those where the card or envelope was affixed to the Stamp Poster and then first-day-cancelled with the cancellation tieing the card or envelope to the Poster itself. This is an example of one of those Posters; note the exceptional positioning also, so that the top part of the Poster illustration and much of the text is still visible. Other collectors simply affixed the first-day-cancelled card or envelope to the Stamp Poster as an afterthought; while interesting to view, they are not as desirable.