Ukraine ID.

Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

Thanks.

rodney schrieb:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

Thanks.


Rodney, you were nearly right. In fact it is Western Ukaine. One in a
serie of 29 issues. They were prepared for issue in mid 1919, but in
july 1919 Western Ukraine were occupied by Poland, so they remained
unissued.
This serie of 12, including yours, have a catalogue value of 500 Euro
for Mint condition.



Peter
--

Thank you Peter,
this time I did check my SG spec catalogue,
and Western Ukraine, but they were not listed.
I knew it had to be in the near vicinity, I know the Tryzub
but the lion on the motif, and the apparent currency name threw me.
Lets hope I find the other 11
rodney



"Peter Baumann"
rodney schrieb:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

Thanks.


Rodney, you were nearly right. In fact it is Western Ukaine. One in a
serie of 29 issues. They were prepared for issue in mid 1919, but in
july 1919 Western Ukraine were occupied by Poland, so they remained
unissued.
This serie of 12, including yours, have a catalogue value of 500 Euro
for Mint condition.



Peter
--

Some stamps from Western Ukraine
http://cjoint.com/data/jwedjweTTA.htm


"rodney"
Thank you Peter,
this time I did check my SG spec catalogue,
and Western Ukraine, but they were not listed.
I knew it had to be in the near vicinity, I know the Tryzub
but the lion on the motif, and the apparent currency name threw me.
Lets hope I find the other 11
rodney



"Peter Baumann"
rodney schrieb:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

Thanks.


Rodney, you were nearly right. In fact it is Western Ukaine. One in a
serie of 29 issues. They were prepared for issue in mid 1919, but in
july 1919 Western Ukraine were occupied by Poland, so they remained
unissued.
This serie of 12, including yours, have a catalogue value of 500 Euro
for Mint condition.



Peter
--

On Sep 21, 10:05*pm, "rodney" pookiethai@NOSPAM iprimus.com.au
wrote:
Some stamps from Western Ukrainehttp://cjoint.com/data/jwedjweTTA.htm

"rodney"

Thank you Peter,
this time I did check my SG spec catalogue,
and Western Ukraine, but they were not listed.
I knew it had to be in the near vicinity, I know the Tryzub
but the lion on the motif, and the apparent currency name threw me.
Lets hope I find the other 11
rodney

"Peter Baumann"
rodney schrieb:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

Thanks.

Rodney, you were nearly right. In fact it is Western Ukaine. One in a
serie of 29 issues. They were prepared for issue in mid 1919, but in
july 1919 Western Ukraine were occupied by Poland, so they remained
unissued.
This serie of 12, including yours, have a catalogue value of 500 Euro
for Mint condition.

Peter
--

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Uk...Postage_stamps

rodney wrote:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

I Googled the word "sotikiv" and came up with almost nothing, but
there was this article. It claims the stamps come from Easy Ukraine,
not West Ukraine. Scroll down to the part mentioning Abraham Slopak.

http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=5520

Ryan

On Sep 22, 12:02*pm, Ryan Davenport wrote:
rodney wrote:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

* * *I Googled the word "sotikiv" and came up with almost nothing, but
there was this article. *It claims the stamps come from Easy Ukraine,
not West Ukraine. *Scroll down to the part mentioning Abraham Slopak.

http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...cle&ArticleId=....

* * *Ryan


Ryan:
Is Easy Ukraine East of Difficult Ukraine and
East Ukraine East of West Ukraine?

38*P

Blair

Wow. that adds a slice of mystery to the label, Ryan.
Thanks for passing on the link.
Fascinating stuff.
I am doubtful as to "winged angel", what is an angel doing with a sword?
Western Ukraine tends to make more sense with regards the Lion rampant
as it is closely related to the Russian arms.

"Ryan Davenport" wrote in message ...
rodney wrote:
Revenue?
Also, what is the currency name on this label?
http://cjoint.com/data/jvxOc20Jty.htm

I Googled the word "sotikiv" and came up with almost nothing, but there was this article. It claims the stamps
come from Easy Ukraine, not West Ukraine. Scroll down to the part mentioning Abraham Slopak.

http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=5520

Ryan