Arguably the best ever picture of Janis Joplin.
The image taken by photographer David Gahr in 1968, appears on the back of a presentation booklet (designed to resemble a record sleeve) of a new US postage stamp commemorating the tragically short-lived singer.
Choice imprints from the ongoing submission gallery at #brexitstamps in the wake of MP Andrea Leadsom’s call for the Royal Mail to issue a postage stamp commemorating Brexit.
Man in the GPO said I’d got their last sheet of Che stamps in stock and didn’t know if they would be getting any more. 🇨🇺🇮🇪 pic.twitter.com/q1F9mYRs6h
— Luke O’Riordan (@luke_oriordan) October 11, 2017
FIGHT!
Previously: Viva An Post
UPDATE:
Via An Post
Um.
Mike writes:
I can’t be the only one thinking Vicar Street using this as their stamp to be a bit problematic.From last night at Brand New‘s gig.
Damn patriotic, hipster philatelists.
“Celebrate Irish heritage with a little finesse: Unique pendant necklace made from an authentic vintage Irish postage stamp under a hand-cut square glass tile. Pendant hangs on an 18” silver-plated steel ball chain (2.4 mm, nickel and lead free).
Yours for $18 (not including postage)
An emoticon Rubber stamp. with 2000 variations. Designed by Gingami for Gung and available next year (why not now?) from about $30.
On the flimsy pretext that The New Oxford American Dictionary has just added the phrase ‘tramp-stamp’ to its lexicon, here’s a hurriedly-assembled but nonetheless excellent 40-pic Skanktasmagorium of Ho-taggery.
If you make it all the way through without barfing, it’s into the low-cut skanties and off down to ‘Tatt-U-Like’ on the mainstreet with you.
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