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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Yi Peng Festival, Chiang Mai
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Mae Klang Luang Village, Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Pai Memorial Bridge, Mae Hong Son
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Huai Nam Dang National Park, Chiang Mai
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Songkran Festival, Khon Kaen
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards, focusing on one of Thailand’s most famous festivals. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Erawan Waterfall, Kanchanaburi
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Songkran Festival, Ayutthaya
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Phi Phi Islands, Krabi
In 2012, McDonald’s Thailand sponsored this promotion selling sets of cards and discount coupons on behalf of RMHC, the in-house charity organisation. This is one of the unused 5″ x 7″ cards. Grade: 1
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Ronald McDonald House Charities – Miracle Year (set)
Two of these sets are available, each consisting of ten cards as you may see in some or all of the postcard numbers immediately before this. The cards are wrapped in heavy cardboard (see photo) and also include discount coupons for use at McDonald’s in Thailand. Grades: 1
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Bangkok, Amari Boulevard Hotel
Two of these (roughly) 5″ x 7″ unused cards are available. Grades: 1
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Sriracha, Chonburi
Genuinely “local” card, mailed in 2013 with five stamps, three postmarks, address chop, and airmail label affixed. Postmark ink transfer on the front. Grade: 3
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Thailand Post, Domestic
Common enough, but rarely for sale on the web. These are sold at Thai post offices for domestic use. They have pre-printed 2 Baht stamps, each stamp surrounded by perforations as if it were part of … a sheet of stamps. The reverse is blank. We have three of these. Grades: 1
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Mae Hong Son, Hill Tribe Village, Long Neck Karen
Four of these cards are available. Three are unused, beginning to age (Grades: 1, $3). One was mailed from Thailand in 2013 with three large stamps, postmark, and blue Airmail sticker (Grade: 1, $5).
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Bangkok, Grand Palace (3D)
Unused card, still in the original wrapper with sales label (in Thai). Grade: 1
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Bangkok, decorated barge (3D)
Unused card, still in the original wrapper with sales label (in Thai). The caption on the back explains quite a bit. Grade: 1
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Suphan Buri, Dragon Descendant Museum
This card was issued by Thailand Post, with coloured, pre-printed postage; it was mailed with two more large stamps, two postmarks, and blue Airmail sticker affixed. Some postmark ink transfer on the front. Grade: 3
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Monetary (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four unused maximum cards, captioned only in Thai, issued in Thai year 2534 (western 1991). Though they are not notably disfigured, there has been some water staining and you could see that particularly on the reverse. Grade: 3
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Silver – International Letter Writing Week 1994 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
The caption is in English and Thai, but only advising of International Letter Writing Week in October 1994. There are four (unused) cards in the set, and we have two sets. One is noticeably water stained on the backs of all four cards, even though the fronts are OK (Grade: 4, $8) while the other does not have these stains (Grade: 1, $14).
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Visakhapuja Day (May 1998) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four unused maximum cards, captioned bilingually in Thai and English, not yet aging badly so they are in relatively good condition. Grade: 1
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Temples (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Issued in April 1994 (Thai 2537), this set of four maximum cards is captioned only in Thai but the postmarks are partly in English. Grade: 1
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Cats – National Philatelic Exhibition 1995 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
This set of four maximum cards was issued in August, 1995. Cat lovers like us always rejoice when something special comes out, though the designs are … ummm … unusual. Bilingual Thai/English captions from Thai year 2538. Grade: 1
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Maghapuja Day (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four maximum cards issued in March 1996 (Thai 2539), with bilingual Thai/English captions. This is a full-moon Buddhist holiday: don’t sin, do good, go to the temple and make merit. Grade: 1
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Thai Heritage Conservation 1997 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
The set of four maximum cards, with bilingual Thai/English captions, dates from April 1997 (Thai 2540). Grade: 1
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Asalhapuja Day (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Four maximum cards in this set. The bilingual Thai/English caption also explains that Asalhapuja is an “Important Buddhist Religious Day.” Issued in July, 1997. Grade: 1
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Crab (2nd Series) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four maximum cards, bilingual Thai/English captions, from August 1994 (Thai 2537). Two slightly aging sets are available. Grades: 1
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Ducks (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four maximum cards, bilingual Thai/English captions, from December 1996 (Thai 2539). Grade: 1
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Thailand Philatelic Exhibition 1997 – Houses (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four maximum cards, bilingual Thai/English captions, from August 1997 (Thai 2540). Grade: 1
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Visakhapuja Day (May 1995) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Not to be confused with our entry 20326293, with a similar title but different date. This is another set of four maximum cards, captioned in Thai and English, issued in May 1995 (Thai 2538). Grade: 1
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Centennial Anniversary of the State Railway of Thailand (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
A set of four maximum cards, issued in March 1997 (Thai 2540), with bilingual Thai/English captions. They are beginning to age noticeably, but are also harder to find than some other sets. Grade: 2
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The Second International Asian Hornbill Workshop (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
A workshop on such a subject might seem specialised, but it did lead to the issue of this set of four maximum cards in April 1996 (Thai 2539). Captions in Thai and English. Grade: 1
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International Letter Writing Week 1999 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
It almost looks like they were running out of ideas for visuals, but nevertheless, here’s a set of four maximum cards from October 1999 (Thai 2542), each with minor postmark ink transfer on the reverse from having been stacked while wet. We don’t consider this to be a defect. Captions in Thai and English. Grade: 1
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Dinosaurs (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Three sets of four maximum cards, unused, captioned in Thai and English, from August 1997. are available. One has minor age mottling on some of the reverses (Grade: 2, $16) and the others are better (Grade: 1, $18).
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Thai Heritage Conservation 1995 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four maximum cards from April 1995 (Thai 2538) (you can compare with entry 20326297), captions in Thai and English. Grade: 1
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Transport (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
We call this “Transport” but the set of four maximum cards was issued for International Letter Writing Week 1997. Grade: 1
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18th SEA Games (1st Series) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
Set of four unused maximum cards commemorating the 18th SEA Games (Southeast Asian Games) in December 1994 (Thai 2537). Grade: 1
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Thaipex 01 (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
A set of four maximum cards, packaged as you see. We show two of the four cards, but the other two are also similar fowl. Mostly Thai-language captions, from Thai year 2544 (August 2001). Grade: 1
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Wild Animals (6th Series) (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
A set of four maximum cards, from April 1998 (Thai 2541), packaged as you see. We are showing two of the four cards, and all of them are wild cats large or small. The cards have bilingual Thai/English captions, are unused, and have small postmark ink transfer on the reverses from having been put on top of each other. We don’t consider this to be a defect. Grade: 1
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Chinese Stone Statue (Maximum Cards) (set of 4)
A set of four maximum cards, from September 1998 (Thai 2541), packaged as you see. We show two of the four cards, and all of them are “Chinese Stone Statues”. The slightly aging cards have bilingual Thai/English captions, are unused, and have small postmark ink transfer on the reverses from having been put on top of each other. We don’t consider this to be a defect. Grade: 1
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Bangkok, BTS SkyTrain (016)
Beginning a series of unused cards issued in 2013 with BTS logo on the reverse. The number in the title corresponds to the reference number on the card. We list them this way because many of the photos are similar: SkyTrain, tracks, buildings, and so on. Grade: 1
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Bangkok, BTS SkyTrain (014)
Continuing a series of unused cards issued in 2013 with BTS logo on the reverse. The number in the title corresponds to the reference number on the card. Grade: 1