Jerold Backstrom
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Saudi Arabia Scott L50
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It is Yugoslavia Scott 17 . B1-3 were overprinted and used as regular postage.
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Sorry, I did not mean to post twice. I am not very good with the computer.
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This appears to be India Scott 57 with overprint for Jind State but Scott does not list. India Scott 56 is listed with overprint as Jind Scott O15 Does anyone have information on this? Fake perhaps?
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Scott 1135
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Basic stamp is the low value of a 6 stamp set issued Nov 1965 by the "Mutawakelite Kingdom of Yemen" which Scott does not list. In May 1966 3 were overprinted with new values. Your stamp is one of these and the overprint also includes airmail. An o…
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Scott 1170, 758, C82
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Second from top is Belgium Scott 19. There are perforation varieties. Bottom stamp is Netherlands Scott B89.
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Little hard to see, could be Transcaucasian Federated Republic Scott 1
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Scott notes "Obliterators differ" An online catalogue illustrates your stamps as shown on your post.
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Looks like Scott 495, $5.00 and 496 $4.00. My catalogue is 2016 so new edition may have different values.
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Scott 683 is a 15c stamp, inscribed Correos Mexico. Stamp pictured is 25c, and without the Correos is a revenue. Overprint indicates the district where used.
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None of the 1 cent Franklin of this design has a watermark,
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Germany Scott 1784
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People's Republic of China, Scott 2125
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Left stamps are Nicaragua Scott 29. Scott notes that imperforate and part perforate stamps exist but does not list them. Right stamp looks like a stamped envelope or postal card of Guatemala. Scott does not list these.
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Hard to see in scan but the year 1903 appear? Could be Scott 53. There are 9 different on this Scott number with several reading up at left side of the frame.
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Issued in 1930 by Condor, a private company that carried mail under government contract. These paid the air mail postage only, regular stamps required for the balance. Condor stamps were not valid after Nov. 30, 1930. Other private companies were ET…
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German East Africa Scott 6 and 6a
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Peru Scott 19
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Republic of China Scott B4-9
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Denmark Official stamp. Hard to see denomination on the scan but if 5 ore it is Scott O14 or 19, depending on the watermark. If 15 ore it is Scott O22. Also if 32 ore it is Scott O9.
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This is a revenue from Spain. Here is an image of a similar stamp, inscribed "Una Peseta cincuenta cts" (1.50 Pesetas). Peseta was currency of Spain before the Euro.
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Issued 1942
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Bottom 4 are Syria MC1-4 Cat. $8.25 each in 2016 (Newest catalogue I have)
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Bottom 4 are Syria MC1-4 Cat. $8.25 each in 2016 (Newest catalogue I have)
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Epirus Scott N23 & 26. Scott notes counterfeits exist.
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They are revenue stamps, not listed in Scott
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It may be a charity stamp. Note after Scott Postal Tax issues indicates Turkey stopped issuing Postal Tax stamps ion 1958. Similar stamps were issued by the Red Crescent Society and the Society for Protection of Children. The lack of "Turkiye" seems…
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I forgot, country is Tripolitania.