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On Jul 19, 7:03*am, "rodney" pookiethai@NOSPAM iprimus.com.au wrote:
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Sir Rodney, I have no spare time at the moment but do know the last
image.
It was issued June 16, 1988 for the 19th All-union Communist Party
Conferency in Moscow.
Scott number 5679 if you are interested.

Ralph

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Hi Sir Rodney,

1) Souvenirsheet, 1964, normal paper, 800.000 pieces issued
also existing with coated papier, 200.000 pieces issued,
date of issue: 20. august 1964 or 31. october 1964

2) honoring Pablo Picasso, 100th birthday, issued 25. October 1981
Michel Nr. 5124

3) issued 25. October 1954, honoring the 40th year of the socialistic
Octobre Revolution, set of 15 stamps, Mcihel Nr. 2006

kind regards

Gerhard

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1, Aug 20 1964 Scott 2930A
there is a version on glossy paper 2930Ab

2, Oct 25 1981 Scott 4993

3. Oct 25 1957 Scott 2016
set of 15. This is Latvia

4, June 16 1988 Scott 5679

B

On Jul 19, 2:58*pm, Blair wrote:
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1, Aug 20 1964 * Scott 2930A
there is a version on glossy paper 2930Ab

SG MS3027a, ordinary paper, £6.00/£4.50 M/U
MS3027b, varnished paper, £20/£17

2, Oct 25 1981 *Scott 4993

SG MS5179 £4/£2

3. Oct 25 1957 Scott 2016
set of 15. *This is Latvia

SG 2143 65p/30p

4, *June 16 1988 *Scott 5679

SG MS5883 £1.60/£1.00

CVs from 1999 cat.

So much easier when other people do the legwork and find the dates :-)

Chris

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On Jul 19, 2:58 pm, Blair wrote:
On Jul 19, 7:03 am, "rodney" pookiethai@NOSPAM iprimus.com.au wrote:

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Stanley Gibbons please.

1, Aug 20 1964 Scott 2930A
there is a version on glossy paper 2930Ab

Some translations & comments:

SG MS3027a, ordinary paper, £6.00/£4.50 M/U
MS3027b, varnished paper, £20/£17

Labeled: Glory to the Soviet people -- the victorious people. The way to the
stars is set by the communists.

3. Oct 25 1957 Scott 2016
set of 15. This is Latvia

SG 2143 65p/30p

This is an USSR stamp, that commemorates 40 years passed since the so called
Great October Socialist Revolution. The stamp is dedicated to the occupied
Latvia, renamed and integrated as the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic.

--
Victor Manta

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A big thank you to all who assisted

I am quite ready to accept I do suffer from catalogue blindness, on
occaisions,
however only 1 qualifies here.

The 3 minisheets are not in my 2005 SOTW colour catalogue,
I submit the following as proof of my objection.
http://cjoint.com/data/huaHQhm2hw.htm

It is a Library discard catalogue, not sure if that is why,
or God is punishing me for a misdemeanor in a past life.

rodney.

BTW I think my early MS is on glossy paper, quite a find!



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Seek Russia ID please
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Stanley Gibbons please.

"rodney"
BTW I think my early MS is on glossy paper, quite a find!

Wake up rodney!
cannot be, with a cancel of 20th Aug

On Jul 19, 6:41*pm, "rodney" pookiethai@NOSPAM iprimus.com.au wrote:
A big thank you to all who assisted *

I am quite ready to accept I do suffer from catalogue blindness, on
occaisions,
however only 1 qualifies here.

The 3 minisheets are not in my 2005 SOTW colour catalogue,
I submit the following as proof of my objection.http://cjoint.com/data/huaHQhm2hw.htm

It is a Library discard catalogue, not sure if that is why,
or God is punishing me for a misdemeanor in a past life.

rodney.

BTW I think my early MS is on glossy paper, quite a find!

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Stanley Gibbons please.

I seem to remember reading that SG numbers can differ
between FOTW and P{art I, II etc... Can anyone confirm?

Also, numbers can change from year to year.

Blair

On 20 July, 01:31, Blair wrote:
On Jul 19, 6:41*pm, "rodney" pookiethai@NOSPAM iprimus.com.au wrote:



A big thank you to all who assisted *

I am quite ready to accept I do suffer from catalogue blindness, on
occaisions,
however only 1 qualifies here.

The 3 minisheets are not in my 2005 SOTW colour catalogue,
I submit the following as proof of my objection.http://cjoint.com/data/huaHQhm2hw.htm

SOTW is Newspeak for "Simplified" which AFAIK has never included
miniature sheets -- you have to go to the more specialised cats for
these, although sometimes you can work out what they are by gaps in
the sequence.

I seem to *remember reading that SG numbers can differ
between FOTW and P{art I, II etc... Can anyone confirm?

Also, numbers can change from year to year.

Blair

The most common changes are between the numbers given with new issue
announcements in Gibbons Stamp Monthly, and when they finally appear
in catalogues, having found some intervening issues.

They do change earlier ones, but only rarely -- it must cause them
major headaches if someone orders from an old cat. Each edition of the
specialised cats ("Parts", now single-country) has a section on number
changes and deletions of stamps that they decide never really existed.

But having said "rarely" I do vaguely remember having been annoyed by
some major renumberings just after writing numbers into my album :-(

Chris