! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

Although you have neglected to mention the face value of this stamp, most
Angola stamps have a Scott catalog value between 15 and 30 CENTS. Republica
Portugesa appears on stamps of Angola until 1975.
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"Rock Gibbons" wrote in message
...
Top of the day mates,

The stamp is in mint condition, light brown in color. It has the
country of Angola in light blue with the ocean to the west.
It says "Republica Portuguesa"
Correos





Bottom center "ANGOLA"


I've searched the WWW and have been unable to find any
information about it.

May I please ask for help in identifying, and valuing this one stamp?


Respectfully yours in the search

RG

! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

It sounds like Scott # 530 issued Aug 15, 1967 commemorating
the 350th anniversary of the founding of Benguela.

It shows an Angola map with the Atlantic Ocean at the left.
In the top right corner is a picture of Manuel Cerceira Pereira.

Catalogue value 20c mint or used

http://sio.midco.net/mapstamps/angola.htm

Blair

! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

G'day Rock,
I'd suggest you have the 50c Angola issue 1955
(here is the 5c issue)
http://cjoint.com/data/btgsgIOeO5.htm

Details: Stanley Gibbons Cat SG526 1955
50c
Map of Angola (West Africa) showing the country's Railway lines

There are 8 values in the set, each value differs in the maps colour.

founded by "Henry the navigator's" boys, when they were
creeping down the west coast of Africa in the 16th century?

HTH



"Rock Gibbons" wrote in message
...
Top of the day mates,

The stamp is in mint condition, light brown in color. It has the
country of Angola in light blue with the ocean to the west.
It says "Republica Portuguesa"
Correos





Bottom center "ANGOLA"


I've searched the WWW and have been unable to find any
information about it.

May I please ask for help in identifying, and valuing this one stamp?


Respectfully yours in the search

RG

! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

Oops.
make that the 15th century

founded by "Henry the navigator's" boys, when they were
creeping down the west coast of Africa in the 16th century?
HTH

! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

Rod wrote:
G'day Rock,
I'd suggest you have the 50c Angola issue 1955
(here is the 5c issue)
http://cjoint.com/data/btgsgIOeO5.htm

Details: Stanley Gibbons Cat SG526 1955
50c
Map of Angola (West Africa) showing the country's Railway lines

There are 8 values in the set, each value differs in the maps colour.

founded by "Henry the navigator's" boys, when they were
creeping down the west coast of Africa in the 16th century?

HTH


The 50c ($.50) value of Rodney's 1955 set can be seen in the middle
of the row of map stamps on this image,
http://perso.orange.fr/sibai/ebay/A521.jpg

Scott #388 Catalogue value 20c mint or used,

Blair


"Rock Gibbons" wrote in message
...
Top of the day mates,

The stamp is in mint condition, light brown in color. It has the
country of Angola in light blue with the ocean to the west.
It says "Republica Portuguesa"
Correos





Bottom center "ANGOLA"


I've searched the WWW and have been unable to find any
information about it.

May I please ask for help in identifying, and valuing this one stamp?


Respectfully yours in the search

RG

! Can't find any information on "Angola Republica Portguesa Correos $.50 stamp
 

Top of the day mates,

The stamp is in mint condition, light brown in color. It has the
country of Angola in light blue with the ocean to the west.
It says "Republica Portuguesa"
Correos





Bottom center "ANGOLA"


I've searched the WWW and have been unable to find any
information about it.

May I please ask for help in identifying, and valuing this one stamp?


Respectfully yours in the search

RG