Yet the Post office doesn't sell them. ( These are part of the ANZ, BMW, Hells

Does anyone know of a list of what ones are available ?
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The self adhesiveswarm wrote:The 2011 NZ CAL pack will be issued shortly.
As usual there are some that we have not been able to identify.
If any members know who issued these CAL [Customer Advertising Labels] stamps could they please email me details.
Thanks, Tony
warm wrote: A self adhesive.
Looks more like a tyre tread than an view from above.
Searches of some image banks in NZ and else where were not productive …
Tony
Just a few minor corrections to this otherwise fine summary: the fiendish Chinese secret police didn't get to see the cals, as the rude letter from Ivor demanding the return of all the cals came a few days BEFORE issue date. And a second rude letter from him a few days later. So it was either Ivor or one of his henchmen who spotted that it was a Tibet flag.stampmogul wrote:The two Tibet stamp supply (50c & $1) were sent to the originator who placed the order. After a few covers with "Free Tibet" stickers were posted representatives of the Chinese government made strong complaints to the NZ authorities. NZ Post demanded the return of the issued stamps, but were rebuffed on the grounds the designs had been approved & payment made to NZ Post.
NZ Post have attempted to censor all the "Free Tibet" CALs by covering all those stamps with an obsolete international air mail sticker (as illustrated). Because this was being manually done some of the stamps on envelopes have travelled through the post unscathed (I have an example of the 50c on cover).
Thanks MarkMark wrote:I think the 'Rose ' one, may actually be a Peony, Try googling Peony NZ, as I am sure there might be some club or association.
Cheers Mark
I don't know if any of you know about it, but seller marz1970 from Holland has listed a Wellington Arts Festival CAL used on piece on eBay:stampmogul wrote:This is the one that started all the issues.
Used to post invitations to the 2004 Wellington Arts Festival, the opened envelope with stamp attached was mostly confined to the wastebin. Of the 1,000 issued, how many would have survived ?
That is why this stamp is catalogued by Len Jury at NZ$3,000 for mint and $3,500 for used.