This is the letter I received from Andreas Andresen from Denmark. He contacted me quite a long time ago, but I had to put him on hold because other people were in my queue. But since Andreas was keen to have Japanese stamps, and because I had already sorted out that country, he jumped a few places.
According to his letter, Andreas has stamps from other Scandanavian countries, and also from the rest of Europe. I shall contact him again once I catch my breath after how many exchanges am I up to now? Twenty-four?
I've tried to properly display the above stamps to do them justice, but I wasn't successful. There were/are many good-looking stamps in the envelope, which raises my rating of the stamps from that part of the world.
After a successful first exchange, Carlos sent me a second letter. The first time, he sent me Brazilian stamps for New Zealand. This time, knowing my preference for older stamps, he enclosed a selection of older Italian, Danish and Canadian.
The deal that Carlos proposed was 200 for 100. Writing this post reminds me that I have yet to fulfill my end of the bargain. A stamp blog is indeed a boon to those of of us who are not entirely organized. 
