Unknown postage stamps

[pressbrake1]

Hello

Eldest daughter has just received the second un ordered item via the post . No sender information.

I don’t recognise the stamps and mr google has no clue either

I’m guessing someone here is into stamps and might be able to help!
Thanks

 

[Wozzaaah]

No clue as to where it may have come from from the item?

 

[Kayos]

Is this what is called a brushing scam?

 

[pressbrake1]

Nothing
Very bazar

 

[ajlelectronics]

Nothing
Very bazar

Morrocan then you think?

 

[pressbrake1]

Is this what is called a brushing scam?

Good call

 

[colnerov]

Reverse image search of the stag takes it to a Maria Burachenko a designer / illustrator on Instagram.

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-...ustration-stippling-style-geometric-355562714

https://www.instagram.com/mariaburachenko/?hl=en

Make of all that what you will.

 

[badabec]

UK stamps are unique in that they don't need the country of issue printed on them (as we invented them, like the light bulb etc).

 

[oddbob]

There used to be a thing called Mail Art (maybe still is?) where people used to send wacky 'arty' things through the post, usually to each other, but sometimes to random people, including home made stamps on envelopes and more involved bits and bobs ...does your daughter have any old school arty friends that might be behind them?

 

[Kayos]

UK stamps are unique in that they don't need the country of issue printed on them (as we invented them, like the light bulb etc).

Greatest country in the world

 

[cheb]

UK stamps are unique in that they don't need the country of issue printed on them (as we invented them, like the light bulb etc).

As any gibbon knows.

The English, the English, the English are best,
I wouldn't give tuppence for all of the rest,

 

[500e]

Was there anything to pay ? if not
@Wozzaaah may know

 

[Mark 5]

UK stamps are unique in that they don't need the country of issue printed on them (as we invented them, like the light bulb etc).

Yes to both but not a UK postage stamped mark, that was in existence way before the 1840s Penny Black.

 

[Wozzaaah]

There used to be a thing called Mail Art (maybe still is?) where people used to send wacky 'arty' things through the post, usually to each other, but sometimes to random people, including home made stamps on envelopes and more involved bits and bobs ...does your daughter have any old school arty friends that might be behind them?

Those stamps do look very amateurish to me, you could very well be onto something.

 

[pressbrake1]

But how did they get through rm post system?

 

[Wozzaaah]

But how did they get through rm post system?

It would have been manually sorted.

 

[Brad93]

What is the minuscule handwriting on the stamp?

Not part of the designers original design

 

[Brad93]

Hello

Eldest daughter has just received the second un ordered item via the post . No sender information.

I don’t recognise the stamps and mr google has no clue either

I’m guessing someone here is into stamps and might be able to help!
Thanks

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What's the nature of the contents also?