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If you go to the illustrated identifier in the back of Scott the stamps are actually shown under the Russia section.
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The first 3 are from a set of 8 from Latvia, printed in 1919 but never issued. There are Perf and imperf sets. Reprints and counterfeits exist.
The bottom one is Russia 1918 Scott #150 valued 25c.
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What is illustrated identifier?
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the illustrated identifier is the section at the back of every Scott catalogue that shows examples of stamps from different countries as an aid to knowing where the stamps originate. It is just prior to the index.
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Duh on my part for not checking the Scott Identifier photos! Just never thought to look... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
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Incidentally, the 15 K orange occupation stamp is a forgery.
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12:45:43pm
I could use some help in identifying the stamps shown below. It seems to me that the top 3 stamps fit somehow into the category of Russian Offices in Turkey but there isn't anything like them in my Scott Catalog. The stamp below the first three appears to be from South Russia but again the catalog fails me. Any input/information would be appreciated! Thanks, Big Daddy Dave
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re: Help with Identification...
If you go to the illustrated identifier in the back of Scott the stamps are actually shown under the Russia section.
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re: Help with Identification...
The first 3 are from a set of 8 from Latvia, printed in 1919 but never issued. There are Perf and imperf sets. Reprints and counterfeits exist.
The bottom one is Russia 1918 Scott #150 valued 25c.
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re: Help with Identification...
What is illustrated identifier?
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re: Help with Identification...
the illustrated identifier is the section at the back of every Scott catalogue that shows examples of stamps from different countries as an aid to knowing where the stamps originate. It is just prior to the index.
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07:31:30pm
re: Help with Identification...
Thanks to All...
Duh on my part for not checking the Scott Identifier photos! Just never thought to look... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
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12:09:10am
re: Help with Identification...
Incidentally, the 15 K orange occupation stamp is a forgery.
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