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How do you tell the difference.
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This issue from 1938 is listed in Sg as having 6 variations.
131 black and red-brown perf 13 and a 1/4. 2/5/38.
131a, perf 13 1/4 x 13-3/4 Black and chocolate brown 1942.
131ab retouched value tablet.
131ac Black and deep chocolate brown 1946.
131ad Ditto, retouched tablet.
131ae Black and red-brown 26/9/51
I'm not sure where you are getting the 22a from?
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02:10:14pm
a) Catalogue numbers are meaningless without reference to which catalogue, however since you are from the USA, I will presume you mean Scott.
b) and if that is the case, I think there must be some confusion regarding the catalog itself.
This stamp is listed under "Kenya, Uganda & Tanzania" in Scott volume 4. It is either #66 or 66a depending on the perforation.
Roy
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Actually I was looking at a stamp on stamp world for the 22a
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Scott 66 ... 13 x 13.5 perf
Scott 66a ... 13 perf
Scott 66b ... "A" of "CA" watermark omitted.
Cheers,
Eric
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StampWorld.com uses its own numbering system, not related to either Scott or Stanley Gibbons. I think you asked about this on another posting.
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"... StampWorld.com uses its own numbering system ..."
Precisely why I prefer www.colnect.com, which lists Michel, Yvert, etc ... but not Scott.
To give credit where credit is due, when necessary I first use StampWorld to find the year of issue ...
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
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I just ordered books on disc, so I am looking forward to having better resources.
Hope they are what I am looking for.
Thanks for all of you help.
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Is this a 22a or a 131a?
How do you tell the difference.
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
This issue from 1938 is listed in Sg as having 6 variations.
131 black and red-brown perf 13 and a 1/4. 2/5/38.
131a, perf 13 1/4 x 13-3/4 Black and chocolate brown 1942.
131ab retouched value tablet.
131ac Black and deep chocolate brown 1946.
131ad Ditto, retouched tablet.
131ae Black and red-brown 26/9/51
I'm not sure where you are getting the 22a from?
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
a) Catalogue numbers are meaningless without reference to which catalogue, however since you are from the USA, I will presume you mean Scott.
b) and if that is the case, I think there must be some confusion regarding the catalog itself.
This stamp is listed under "Kenya, Uganda & Tanzania" in Scott volume 4. It is either #66 or 66a depending on the perforation.
Roy
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
Actually I was looking at a stamp on stamp world for the 22a
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
Scott 66 ... 13 x 13.5 perf
Scott 66a ... 13 perf
Scott 66b ... "A" of "CA" watermark omitted.
Cheers,
Eric
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
StampWorld.com uses its own numbering system, not related to either Scott or Stanley Gibbons. I think you asked about this on another posting.
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
"... StampWorld.com uses its own numbering system ..."
Precisely why I prefer www.colnect.com, which lists Michel, Yvert, etc ... but not Scott.
To give credit where credit is due, when necessary I first use StampWorld to find the year of issue ...
Cheers,
/s/ ikeyPikey
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re: Kenya,Uganda and Tanganyika
I just ordered books on disc, so I am looking forward to having better resources.
Hope they are what I am looking for.
Thanks for all of you help.
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