Where DoThese Go?

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• 9 Comments sorted by Votes Date Added
• Phil Merrill_

  April 2022 2 Likes Vote Down

  Umm, right side up when you have the time....
• JJohn Hixson

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  What are you saying? I should present my images right side up, not sideways. I'm sorry to make you move your computer! I have all the time in the world since I'm retired.
• GGreg Doll

  April 2022 1 Likes Vote Down

  Well, it is a bit difficult to see what they are in any orientation. A better image from above (not oblique) and in better focus could help.
• MMichael Dodd

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  Poland Relief Revenue perhaps.. I can ask a colleague who specialises in Poland if you like. just let me know John
  
  
  
• MMichael Dodd

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  PS from about the 1920s maybe
• Phil Merrill_

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  Thank you, Greg. John, I hate to seem confrontational, I apologize for being a smartass. But a decent photo just says so much more than a bad one.
  
• GGreg Doll

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  No problem here Cappy!!! John, take Mr. Dodd up on his offer. A finer philatelist you may never find and he knows everyone.
• JJohn Hixson

  April 2022 0 Likes Vote Down

  I'm ready for bed. I'll try to make a better photo tomorrow. I'm uessing from what Mr. Dodd has sugggested that these aren't postage stamps. If they are revenues I'm really not interested in them.
• Jerry.Burkhart

  April 2022 edited April 2022 1 Likes Vote Down

  fairly nice stamps. :-) about 1920 as suggested. of questionable nature with the OPs but very desirable to BOB Poland collectors. Cinderella, fantasy, Charity, required revenue surtax (without the op) ? up to $5 each is my suggestion ($2-$5). these are found and offered generally in simi sets various denominations of about 5. without the OP the date is 1917 a very interesting time for Poland and collectors love the material. :-) better denominations issued for the poor in Poland.