Post by youpiao on Jun 2, 2021 11:24:03 GMT -5
Received these a couple of days ago. The stamps came with a photocopy of a note typed and written by the noted Canadian dealer Kasimir Bileski, who was known for including typed notes (though, usually much briefer) in his orders.
The handwritten part reads, "One more lot, Mr. Hermanson, and it's really a good one (to mark start of my 40th year as a stamp dealer).
The pair is well worth $100 but with all the extras I've included free it becomes a bargain.
payments.
Sincerely,
K Bileski
Can anyone decipher the word preceding "payments?"
This note would seem to have been written in 1960, as Bileski started dealing in 1920, as a 12-year old, buying new issues from the British Colonies and reselling them to schoolmates.
The handwritten part reads, "One more lot, Mr. Hermanson, and it's really a good one (to mark start of my 40th year as a stamp dealer).
The pair is well worth $100 but with all the extras I've included free it becomes a bargain.
payments.Sincerely,
K Bileski
Can anyone decipher the word preceding "payments?"
This note would seem to have been written in 1960, as Bileski started dealing in 1920, as a 12-year old, buying new issues from the British Colonies and reselling them to schoolmates.
Stamps - the bear necessities of life.
k, the cheapskate non-conformist