Jun 30, 2008 1:50 AM

Dead Media Beat: Postage Stamps About Radio History

(((Man, only on the web does one get hobbyist mashups of this kind, now carried with all kinda long-tail philatelist Teutonic attention to detail.
"Postage stamps about radio." Okay, so I wonder which will die first:
analog radio, or printed paper postage stamps.)))

http://fotoalbum.web.de/gast/manfredbussemer

Link: FreeMail von WEB.DE.

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