Seek Stamp ID please.

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ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

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Rodney wrote:

Would appreciate any help on the
ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

http://cjoint.com/data/gqoZz4vmIi.htm

File7612 is from the French occupation of Germany following WWII.
Looking at http://www.allworldstamps.com/, it seems that SG lists
it under Germany - Rhineland Palatinate, catalog number FR18.

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1. Hungary - revenue stamp (1880 issue, I think).
2. Netherlands, mutilated 1921 postal card.
3. Already answered, but you could have looked it up in the index.

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Would appreciate any help on the
ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

http://cjoint.com/data/gqoZz4vmIi.htm

Hi Rodney,

File 7612 is Rhine-Palatine 1947, Michel # 3, US $ 0,30.

File 7610 ist a tax-stamp, Austria used in Serbia and Croatia.

best regards

Gerhard


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Would appreciate any help on the
ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

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ooops! File 7610 is a Hungarian currency. Since 1867 Hungary was a part of
Austria.
Its a Tax stamp. Sorry for being to fast.

best regards

Gerhard

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Hi Rodney,

File 7612 is Rhine-Palatine 1947, Michel # 3, US $ 0,30.

File 7610 ist a tax-stamp, Austria used in Serbia and Croatia.

best regards

Gerhard


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Thankyou kindly.

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ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

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I suspect 7613 is a French Parcel Post stamp
for internal use only.

7614 looks as if it might have a Russian connection
(kopecks?)



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How so?

| 3. Already answered, but you could have looked it up in the index.

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Would appreciate any help on the
ID of the following.
Stanley Gibbons preferred but not essential
Thankyou kindly.

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Tony Clayton wrote :
I suspect 7613 is a French Parcel Post stamp
for internal use only.

Exact, Tony !

This stamp is Yvert # 98 (or Dallay 95) of the French special stamps for
small (less than 3 kilogrammes) parcels.
Several series of these stamps were issued between 1892 and 1960.
Rodney : you will be able to see all these stamps in your "standard"
Yvert catalog (for France)
To-day CV for your stamp is 3 Euros.



..............
7614 looks as if it might have a Russian connection
(kopecks?)

Rodney : would it be possible to have a hi-res scan of what is written
in the bottom.
May be "Kraïna" = KPAIHA in Cyrillic alphabet ????


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french-speaking Stamps Newsgroup : http://www.faqphilatelie.lautre.net

Thanks, Eric,Tony,Jay and Gerhard,
you have saved a deal of eyeball scrolling
your help very much appreciated.

Just the Red K value to square away.



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File 7610: I would call it a Duty stamp; tax-stamp is ambiguous, and could
be confused with Postage Due.
File 7613 is a French Insured stamp for Parcel Post, for amounts up to 500
francs..My Gibbons simplified does not list Parcel Post stamps.
File 7614 is too fuzzy to read, but I can gather that it is inscribed in
both the Cyrillic and Roman alphabets. Can you read the roman script and
let me know?

Tony


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