This stamp looks like SG 81 from 1915 with its red cross surcharge.
Yep, I attached the wrong image. Fixed.
Guatemala SC/SG #1 issued 1st March 1871. The territory of modern Guatemala once formed the core of the Mayan civilization. Most of the country was conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century, becoming part of the viceroyalty of New Spain.
Guatemala Sc C1/SG 239 was issued in 1929 as the first airmail issue for the former Spanish colony. Guatemala attained independence in 1821 as part of the Federal Republic of Central America, which dissolved in 1841.
Guatemala Sc RA1/SG 158 issued 1919. The first postal tax stamp was an obligatory tax for the general postal office rebuilding fund.
Guatemala Sc B1/SG 325 issued 1937. The first semi-postal benefited the Philatelic Exhibition Fund.
Haiti Sc/SG #1 issued July 1, 1881. The western side of the island of Hispaniola (the larger eastern side being the Dominican Republic) in the Caribbean Greater Antillean archipelago.
Haiti Sc C2 issued in 1928. The C2 airmail was issued before the C1, both being part of a four-stamp set to the same design.
Hawaii Sc/SG #1 issued October 1, 1951. Printed by Government Printing Office, Honolulu imperforate, pelure paper, no watermark, typeset. The famous Missionary issue. (would be nice to have one of these)
"The famous Missionary issue. (would be nice to have one of these)"
Hawaii Provisional Government SG54 Sc54 issued in 1893. Following the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii, the coup leaders established the Provisional Government and set out to effect Hawaii's speedy annexation by the United States.
Harvey,
The Scott value (2021) was $625,000 (italics) with a note that Scott values for samples with minor damage expertly repaired.
The Unitrade "value" (which is based on Scott's) of my BC collection is in the neighbourhood of $58 000 CD. Let's say it took me about 8 months to pay this off it would take about 11 times as long to pay of $625 000, or about 88 months, or more than 7 years!! No thanks, I could very well be dead by then!!! By the way my dealer wanted me to make a commitment to the sale by buying BC #1 outright and then pick up the remainder by paying every two weeks. I thought that was both reasonable and sensible!!
Hawaii SG89 Sc80 issued 1899. Hawaii stamps were reissued in UPU colors. In 1900 Hawaii became a territory of the United States and in 1959 the 50th American State. It has used US stamps since June 1900.
Heligoland Sc/SG #1 (reprint) issued 1867. An island in the North Sea, previously owned by Denmark, occupied by Britain since the Napoleonic Wars and ceded to Germany in 1890.
Hong Kong Sc/SG #1 issued 8th December 1862. Printed by De La Rue, London. The simple design of Queen Victoria in profile, with English and Chinese in the horizontal and vertical panels respectively.
Hong Kong Chinese Administration (1997) Sc793-798a. Control of Hong Kong reverted to China in 1997. The first issue under the Chinese administration was released as a set and a miniature sheet.
Honduras Sc/SG #1 issued 1st December 1865. Honduras gained independence from Spain in 1821 and was a part of the 1st Mexican Empire until 1823, when it became part of the United Provinces of Central America. It has been an independent republic since 1838. (First Issues Collectors Club)
2016 Scott Catalogue value USD $0.65
Honduras SG409 Sc-RA1 issued in 1941. The postal tax stamp benefitted the Red Cross. Postal tax stamps were obligatory taxes vs. semi-postal that were voluntary for the sender. (First Issues Collectors Club)
Honduras SG-O56 Sc-O1 issued in 1890. Since independence, nearly 300 small internal rebellions and civil wars have occurred in the country, including some changes in régime.
(image from Colnect)
Hungary Sc #1/SG #2 issued May 1, 1871. Before WW1, Hungary was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Austrian stamps were first issued in 1850, Austro-Hungarian in 1867 and both were used in Hungary until the first dedicated issue in 1871.
Hungary SG271 Sc-C1 issued 1918. Austria-Hungary signed a general armistice in Padua on 3 November 1918. In October 1918, Hungary's union with Austria was dissolved. The first airmail was an overprint on older stamps of Hungary.
Hungary SG136 Sc-B1 issued in 1913. The first semi-postal was issued to benefit Flood Relief in Hungary. (First Issues Collectors Club)
Iceland Sc/SG #1 issued January 1, 1873. Designed and engraved by Phillip C. Batz. Printed in typography by H. H. Thiele, Copenhagen. Watermark small crown. These stamps were valid until July 31, 1876.
Iceland SG156 Sc-C1 issued in 1928. The first airmail issue was an overprint on a postal issue. The first dedicated airmail followed in 1930 featuring a Gyrfalcon (SG 173 Sc- C3).
Iceland SG201 Sc-B1 issued 1933. The first semi-postal benefited sea rescue efforts. Likely as common event around the North Atlantic island nation.
Indo-China Sc C1/ SG 197 issued 1933. The French conquered the area in late C19th and gave it the name Indochina from 1888 onwards, covering the colonies and protectorates of Cochin-China, Annam and Tongking, Loas, Cambodia and Kouang-Tcheou.
Indo-China Sc B1/ SG 77 issued 1914. The first charity stamp (Semi-Postal) of Indo-China.
Indo-China SG-O197 Sc-O1 issued 1933. The first official use stamp was an overprint on a postal issue. The area of the French Indo-China colony was greater than the area of France.
Iran Sc/SG #1 issued in 1868. Printed in blocks of four with colors and on paper bought in the Bazaar. The stamps therefore vary tremendously in appearance. No stamps are known postmarked, but pen cancellations exist. (First Issues Collectors Club)
Iran Sc B1/ SG 899 issued in 1948. Iran's first charity stamp benefited a fund to rebuild Avicenna's Tomb.
Italy Sc #17/ SG #1 issued 24th February 1862. The Italian states were united by 1860 under Sardinia’s King Victor Emmanuel II but national stamps were not issued for two years.
Italy SG102 Sc-C1 issued 1917. Italy has the distinction of the first-ever airmail, a 1917 overprint.
Italy Sc-Q1 SG-P38 issued 1884. World's First Parcel Post stamp originated from Italy.
Italy Sc-D1 SG-PE96 issued 1913. World's First Pneumatic Post was yet another philatelic 1st from Italy. Five cities were linked by pneumatic tubes.
Italy Allied Military Government Sc1N1 SG583 issued in 1943. Issued by the Allies after liberating Italy
Guadeloupe SG202 Sc-C1 was issued in 1945 as the island's first airmail. The final set of Guadeloupe stamps was issued in 1947 and as supplies were exhausted regular French stamps were substituted.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
This stamp looks like SG 81 from 1915 with its red cross surcharge.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Yep, I attached the wrong image. Fixed.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Guatemala SC/SG #1 issued 1st March 1871. The territory of modern Guatemala once formed the core of the Mayan civilization. Most of the country was conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century, becoming part of the viceroyalty of New Spain.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Guatemala Sc C1/SG 239 was issued in 1929 as the first airmail issue for the former Spanish colony. Guatemala attained independence in 1821 as part of the Federal Republic of Central America, which dissolved in 1841.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Guatemala Sc RA1/SG 158 issued 1919. The first postal tax stamp was an obligatory tax for the general postal office rebuilding fund.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Guatemala Sc B1/SG 325 issued 1937. The first semi-postal benefited the Philatelic Exhibition Fund.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Haiti Sc/SG #1 issued July 1, 1881. The western side of the island of Hispaniola (the larger eastern side being the Dominican Republic) in the Caribbean Greater Antillean archipelago.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Haiti Sc C2 issued in 1928. The C2 airmail was issued before the C1, both being part of a four-stamp set to the same design.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hawaii Sc/SG #1 issued October 1, 1951. Printed by Government Printing Office, Honolulu imperforate, pelure paper, no watermark, typeset. The famous Missionary issue. (would be nice to have one of these)
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
"The famous Missionary issue. (would be nice to have one of these)"
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hawaii Provisional Government SG54 Sc54 issued in 1893. Following the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii, the coup leaders established the Provisional Government and set out to effect Hawaii's speedy annexation by the United States.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Harvey,
The Scott value (2021) was $625,000 (italics) with a note that Scott values for samples with minor damage expertly repaired.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
The Unitrade "value" (which is based on Scott's) of my BC collection is in the neighbourhood of $58 000 CD. Let's say it took me about 8 months to pay this off it would take about 11 times as long to pay of $625 000, or about 88 months, or more than 7 years!! No thanks, I could very well be dead by then!!! By the way my dealer wanted me to make a commitment to the sale by buying BC #1 outright and then pick up the remainder by paying every two weeks. I thought that was both reasonable and sensible!!
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hawaii SG89 Sc80 issued 1899. Hawaii stamps were reissued in UPU colors. In 1900 Hawaii became a territory of the United States and in 1959 the 50th American State. It has used US stamps since June 1900.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Heligoland Sc/SG #1 (reprint) issued 1867. An island in the North Sea, previously owned by Denmark, occupied by Britain since the Napoleonic Wars and ceded to Germany in 1890.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hong Kong Sc/SG #1 issued 8th December 1862. Printed by De La Rue, London. The simple design of Queen Victoria in profile, with English and Chinese in the horizontal and vertical panels respectively.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hong Kong Chinese Administration (1997) Sc793-798a. Control of Hong Kong reverted to China in 1997. The first issue under the Chinese administration was released as a set and a miniature sheet.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Honduras Sc/SG #1 issued 1st December 1865. Honduras gained independence from Spain in 1821 and was a part of the 1st Mexican Empire until 1823, when it became part of the United Provinces of Central America. It has been an independent republic since 1838. (First Issues Collectors Club)
2016 Scott Catalogue value USD $0.65
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Honduras SG409 Sc-RA1 issued in 1941. The postal tax stamp benefitted the Red Cross. Postal tax stamps were obligatory taxes vs. semi-postal that were voluntary for the sender. (First Issues Collectors Club)
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Honduras SG-O56 Sc-O1 issued in 1890. Since independence, nearly 300 small internal rebellions and civil wars have occurred in the country, including some changes in régime.
(image from Colnect)
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hungary Sc #1/SG #2 issued May 1, 1871. Before WW1, Hungary was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Austrian stamps were first issued in 1850, Austro-Hungarian in 1867 and both were used in Hungary until the first dedicated issue in 1871.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hungary SG271 Sc-C1 issued 1918. Austria-Hungary signed a general armistice in Padua on 3 November 1918. In October 1918, Hungary's union with Austria was dissolved. The first airmail was an overprint on older stamps of Hungary.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Hungary SG136 Sc-B1 issued in 1913. The first semi-postal was issued to benefit Flood Relief in Hungary. (First Issues Collectors Club)
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Iceland Sc/SG #1 issued January 1, 1873. Designed and engraved by Phillip C. Batz. Printed in typography by H. H. Thiele, Copenhagen. Watermark small crown. These stamps were valid until July 31, 1876.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Iceland SG156 Sc-C1 issued in 1928. The first airmail issue was an overprint on a postal issue. The first dedicated airmail followed in 1930 featuring a Gyrfalcon (SG 173 Sc- C3).
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Iceland SG201 Sc-B1 issued 1933. The first semi-postal benefited sea rescue efforts. Likely as common event around the North Atlantic island nation.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Indo-China Sc C1/ SG 197 issued 1933. The French conquered the area in late C19th and gave it the name Indochina from 1888 onwards, covering the colonies and protectorates of Cochin-China, Annam and Tongking, Loas, Cambodia and Kouang-Tcheou.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Indo-China Sc B1/ SG 77 issued 1914. The first charity stamp (Semi-Postal) of Indo-China.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Indo-China SG-O197 Sc-O1 issued 1933. The first official use stamp was an overprint on a postal issue. The area of the French Indo-China colony was greater than the area of France.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Iran Sc/SG #1 issued in 1868. Printed in blocks of four with colors and on paper bought in the Bazaar. The stamps therefore vary tremendously in appearance. No stamps are known postmarked, but pen cancellations exist. (First Issues Collectors Club)
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Iran Sc B1/ SG 899 issued in 1948. Iran's first charity stamp benefited a fund to rebuild Avicenna's Tomb.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Italy Sc #17/ SG #1 issued 24th February 1862. The Italian states were united by 1860 under Sardinia’s King Victor Emmanuel II but national stamps were not issued for two years.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Italy SG102 Sc-C1 issued 1917. Italy has the distinction of the first-ever airmail, a 1917 overprint.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Italy Sc-Q1 SG-P38 issued 1884. World's First Parcel Post stamp originated from Italy.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Italy Sc-D1 SG-PE96 issued 1913. World's First Pneumatic Post was yet another philatelic 1st from Italy. Five cities were linked by pneumatic tubes.
re: First Issues and Numbers Ones (part 9)
Italy Allied Military Government Sc1N1 SG583 issued in 1943. Issued by the Allies after liberating Italy