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Country, year and Scott number ...
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The one on the left is Czechoslovakia Scott# 84. the others are Scott# 83 or 83b depending on the perforations. 83 is Perf. 14 and 83b is 13-1/2. They are from a set issued from 1920-5.
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Thank you very much Dakota ! And have a good week end - Bénédicte
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The postmarks are very strategically placed to make the country name virtually undecipherable. Did they do it deliberately ?
For those of us who have been around the block a few times you don't need to see the name. The design and treatment says it all. You can often look at a stamp and know immediately where it was designed and printed. It is useful when trying to ID revenue stamps and the like - they often have a "family-likeness" to postage stamps.
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01:14:47pm
Hello ! Could you please help me with these 3 airmail stamps ?
Country, year and Scott number ...
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re: Unknow airmails
The one on the left is Czechoslovakia Scott# 84. the others are Scott# 83 or 83b depending on the perforations. 83 is Perf. 14 and 83b is 13-1/2. They are from a set issued from 1920-5.
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02:32:07pm
re: Unknow airmails
Thank you very much Dakota ! And have a good week end - Bénédicte
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03:37:33am
re: Unknow airmails
The postmarks are very strategically placed to make the country name virtually undecipherable. Did they do it deliberately ?
For those of us who have been around the block a few times you don't need to see the name. The design and treatment says it all. You can often look at a stamp and know immediately where it was designed and printed. It is useful when trying to ID revenue stamps and the like - they often have a "family-likeness" to postage stamps.
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