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in the 3rd row, the 3 stamps are like Scott Malaya N32, but other denomination
tank you for your help
Jacques
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If it helps the first 4 and last 3 are from China. The square box with the vertical line gives them away, bottom right next to the value box.
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The 6th stamp is Japanese occupation of Burma, or possibly Java.
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Hi timbres,
Many of these are Chinese postal savings stamps so will not be included in most stamp catalogues.
These include:
- the first two in the first line showing President Lin Sen
- the three at the bottom showing ancient currency.
The stamp in the middle with the fish design is a postal savings stamp from Manchukuo.
The blue stamp with the temple design is a postage stamp from the Japanese occupation of Java.
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I think the other two are Chinese postal savings stamps as well but I don't have a reference for these.
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Thanks Nigel, those fish were driving me nuts, I was using the Scott visual identifier at the back of catalogue and wondering why the heck they do not use larger Script in the illustrations. Even with a magnifying glass they are hard to distinguish.
I can go and get supper ready now.
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I have those stamps to identify: Scott number or other catalog and value (if possible)....
in the 3rd row, the 3 stamps are like Scott Malaya N32, but other denomination
tank you for your help
Jacques
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re: Help identify those eastern stamps... China, manshuko or else...
If it helps the first 4 and last 3 are from China. The square box with the vertical line gives them away, bottom right next to the value box.
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re: Help identify those eastern stamps... China, manshuko or else...
The 6th stamp is Japanese occupation of Burma, or possibly Java.
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re: Help identify those eastern stamps... China, manshuko or else...
Hi timbres,
Many of these are Chinese postal savings stamps so will not be included in most stamp catalogues.
These include:
- the first two in the first line showing President Lin Sen
- the three at the bottom showing ancient currency.
The stamp in the middle with the fish design is a postal savings stamp from Manchukuo.
The blue stamp with the temple design is a postage stamp from the Japanese occupation of Java.
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re: Help identify those eastern stamps... China, manshuko or else...
I think the other two are Chinese postal savings stamps as well but I don't have a reference for these.
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re: Help identify those eastern stamps... China, manshuko or else...
Thanks Nigel, those fish were driving me nuts, I was using the Scott visual identifier at the back of catalogue and wondering why the heck they do not use larger Script in the illustrations. Even with a magnifying glass they are hard to distinguish.
I can go and get supper ready now.
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