Revenue
I don't think it is a revenue. Usually they feature a value. They usually dont feature a person's name on them either.
Emil Moestue - Printer
I believe it just might be a revenue stamp... I am going to check with a member of my stamp club, who specializes in Norway ..
http://www.ebay.ca/cln/nikolinzan/revenue-stamps-norway/259190338011
Norway Revenue series that ran for many years.
Don
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=no&u=http://almanakkforlaget.no/underside-historie/&prev=search
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thanks for all the help....
I think it is an advertising label for the Moestue printing business or for the almanac they printed for years rather than a revenue..
These are "Almanac Fee Stamps", which "represent the payment of a fee to the University of Oslo that held the monopoly on the production of almanacs and calendars in Norway."
This is according to "The Revenue Stamps of Norway" by Bjørn K. Wang, published in 2007. It notes that although the text on the stamp references almanacs, most copies are from calendars. Apparently only one publisher had the contract to publish almanacs and calendars at any one time. Moestue had the contract starting in 1913 at least through 1987, when the use of these stamps was discontinued. Stamps dated 1988 were printed and some do exist.
Thank you Ek...for the in-depth explanation...
Great info here, everyone!
This is a perfect example of why I love these boards!
May sound like a riddle but here it is.
I'm trying to ID some Slovakia stamps, can't find the listing so I go to the index in Scott 2017 Cat. it sends me to Vol 6, not there, so I check the index again, this time it send me to Vol 2, not there either, carefully I check Czechoslovakia after their split, it send me to Vol 5, can't find it, the index says Vol 2 and Vol 6. Those anyone knows where Slovakia is? and I don't mean in the map.
Look right after Singapore.... Bobgggg
Thanks Bob.
Tony
I have this stamp in purple with the date of 1962.
Do you have any idea what it is... Only clue I have is that its from Norway... Thanks
re: A little help please
I don't think it is a revenue. Usually they feature a value. They usually dont feature a person's name on them either.
Emil Moestue - Printer
re: A little help please
I believe it just might be a revenue stamp... I am going to check with a member of my stamp club, who specializes in Norway ..
re: A little help please
http://www.ebay.ca/cln/nikolinzan/revenue-stamps-norway/259190338011
Norway Revenue series that ran for many years.
Don
re: A little help please
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=no&u=http://almanakkforlaget.no/underside-historie/&prev=search
Mod: Link fixed
(Modified by Moderator on 2017-10-24 09:26:30)
re: A little help please
thanks for all the help....
re: A little help please
I think it is an advertising label for the Moestue printing business or for the almanac they printed for years rather than a revenue..
re: A little help please
These are "Almanac Fee Stamps", which "represent the payment of a fee to the University of Oslo that held the monopoly on the production of almanacs and calendars in Norway."
This is according to "The Revenue Stamps of Norway" by Bjørn K. Wang, published in 2007. It notes that although the text on the stamp references almanacs, most copies are from calendars. Apparently only one publisher had the contract to publish almanacs and calendars at any one time. Moestue had the contract starting in 1913 at least through 1987, when the use of these stamps was discontinued. Stamps dated 1988 were printed and some do exist.
re: A little help please
Thank you Ek...for the in-depth explanation...
re: A little help please
Great info here, everyone!
This is a perfect example of why I love these boards!
re: A little help please
May sound like a riddle but here it is.
I'm trying to ID some Slovakia stamps, can't find the listing so I go to the index in Scott 2017 Cat. it sends me to Vol 6, not there, so I check the index again, this time it send me to Vol 2, not there either, carefully I check Czechoslovakia after their split, it send me to Vol 5, can't find it, the index says Vol 2 and Vol 6. Those anyone knows where Slovakia is? and I don't mean in the map.
re: A little help please
Look right after Singapore.... Bobgggg