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Harvey
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28 Oct 2020
06:31:21pm
I think I've tried this before. Does anyone know of a catalogue that lists and gives values for the early Poland local stamps prior to 1918. I don't care whose numbers are used, I'd just like to have some way to categorize and date them.
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28 Oct 2020
07:47:09pm
re: Early Poland Local stamps

Hi Harvey,

I have an old Barefoot catalogue, Poland Locals, by A.Hall (1981).

I see there's a new edition from 2011 that is still available: Happy

https://www.jbarefoot.co.uk/philatelic-literature-for-sale/poland/poland-1918-locals.htm

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28 Oct 2020
07:59:55pm
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Thanks Nigel - That's exactly what I was looking for. I'll order it right away!

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29 Oct 2020
11:58:32am
re: Early Poland Local stamps

Just ordered book from AbeBooks for $41 USD. I'll let you know how useful it is when it arrives. It's the earlier edition and some of the pages reproduced on line makes it look like exactly what I want. I have about 20 of the locals. Does anyone else out there collect them? How hard are they to find? I'm not very good at doing my own pages so I'm curious if an album exists, I doubt if it would be huge. Any advise?

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29 Oct 2020
02:32:56pm
re: Early Poland Local stamps

For what it's worth, it looks like the Michel volume that covers Poland (Band 7 - Osteuropa (Eastern Europe)) also lists the Poland locals of that same era in a separate section near the end of the Poland listings.

To tie it into the album question, perhaps some European album makers include the locals in their Poland albums.

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29 Oct 2020
02:50:52pm
re: Early Poland Local stamps

I use the Minkus album and it has a fairly good BOB section, but nothing with the local issues. I'm not sure how easy they are going to be to find, so I'll probably just use a page or two in a stock book - probably the same one I use for my Swiss and Dutch officials that cover League of Nations, UN offices and The Hague. If anyone out there has some pages that cover Polish Locals, maybe you could drop me an E-mail and we could work something out!

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29 Oct 2020
04:37:13pm
re: Early Poland Local stamps

The Fischer catalogs parts 1 & 2 cover everything in Poland

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29 Oct 2020
06:35:45pm
re: Early Poland Local stamps

Hi SforgCa,

Thanks for your recommendation of the Fischer catalogue.

I've had a look just now at my Fischer Volume 1 and this covers these issues in around eleven very dense pages.

There is lots of information and some nice illustrations with a focus on the many POCZTA POLSKA Germania overprints and the Krakow eagle issue.

I don't see mention of the earlier 1915-18 local issues but these are a relatively small part of the total.

I bought Fischer to help with my basic Polish collection and I have so few of the local stamps that I've not thought to use Fischer in this area.

I must admit I also find the Polish text difficult to navigate!

In my old Michel Europa-Ost catalogue the Polish local issues are covered very briefly in around six pages.


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30 Oct 2020
06:03:09am
re: Early Poland Local stamps

Good morning Gentlemen,

I use the Fischer catalogues, a tad difficult at times as my Polish is very poor. They do give a lot of information and show how to differentiate between genuine issues and forgeries.

As for availability they aren't too hard too find but watch out for forgeries. I have a whole collection of forgeries. There are usually a few on ebay, mostly post WW2 overprints which are almost always fakes, but they go cheap and make an interesting collection in their own right. Sometimes they go for huge prices and there must be a lot of collectors out there who have more money than sense and don't really know what they are buying.

Here is a handy site, that carries a lot about Polish Locals:

http://www.stampspoland.nl/index.html

Kim

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12 Nov 2020
11:51:51am
re: Early Poland Local stamps

I got my book "Poland 1918 Locals" by J. Barefoot Ltd. (1999) in the mail today. It looks really interesting and most of the listed prices seem very reasonable. Some evening when my patience level is HIGH I'll check out the ones I have. On first glance it seems to include several of the early Poland overprints as well.

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
28 Oct 2020
06:31:21pm

I think I've tried this before. Does anyone know of a catalogue that lists and gives values for the early Poland local stamps prior to 1918. I don't care whose numbers are used, I'd just like to have some way to categorize and date them.

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28 Oct 2020
07:47:09pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

Hi Harvey,

I have an old Barefoot catalogue, Poland Locals, by A.Hall (1981).

I see there's a new edition from 2011 that is still available: Happy

https://www.jbarefoot.co.uk/philatelic-literature-for-sale/poland/poland-1918-locals.htm

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28 Oct 2020
07:59:55pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

Thanks Nigel - That's exactly what I was looking for. I'll order it right away!

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
29 Oct 2020
11:58:32am

re: Early Poland Local stamps

Just ordered book from AbeBooks for $41 USD. I'll let you know how useful it is when it arrives. It's the earlier edition and some of the pages reproduced on line makes it look like exactly what I want. I have about 20 of the locals. Does anyone else out there collect them? How hard are they to find? I'm not very good at doing my own pages so I'm curious if an album exists, I doubt if it would be huge. Any advise?

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Philatarium

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29 Oct 2020
02:32:56pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

For what it's worth, it looks like the Michel volume that covers Poland (Band 7 - Osteuropa (Eastern Europe)) also lists the Poland locals of that same era in a separate section near the end of the Poland listings.

To tie it into the album question, perhaps some European album makers include the locals in their Poland albums.

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This is my diabetic cat OBI! I think, therefore I am - I think! Descartes, sort of!
29 Oct 2020
02:50:52pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

I use the Minkus album and it has a fairly good BOB section, but nothing with the local issues. I'm not sure how easy they are going to be to find, so I'll probably just use a page or two in a stock book - probably the same one I use for my Swiss and Dutch officials that cover League of Nations, UN offices and The Hague. If anyone out there has some pages that cover Polish Locals, maybe you could drop me an E-mail and we could work something out!

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29 Oct 2020
04:37:13pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

The Fischer catalogs parts 1 & 2 cover everything in Poland

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nigelc

29 Oct 2020
06:35:45pm

re: Early Poland Local stamps

Hi SforgCa,

Thanks for your recommendation of the Fischer catalogue.

I've had a look just now at my Fischer Volume 1 and this covers these issues in around eleven very dense pages.

There is lots of information and some nice illustrations with a focus on the many POCZTA POLSKA Germania overprints and the Krakow eagle issue.

I don't see mention of the earlier 1915-18 local issues but these are a relatively small part of the total.

I bought Fischer to help with my basic Polish collection and I have so few of the local stamps that I've not thought to use Fischer in this area.

I must admit I also find the Polish text difficult to navigate!

In my old Michel Europa-Ost catalogue the Polish local issues are covered very briefly in around six pages.


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Dambrovski

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30 Oct 2020
06:03:09am

re: Early Poland Local stamps

Good morning Gentlemen,

I use the Fischer catalogues, a tad difficult at times as my Polish is very poor. They do give a lot of information and show how to differentiate between genuine issues and forgeries.

As for availability they aren't too hard too find but watch out for forgeries. I have a whole collection of forgeries. There are usually a few on ebay, mostly post WW2 overprints which are almost always fakes, but they go cheap and make an interesting collection in their own right. Sometimes they go for huge prices and there must be a lot of collectors out there who have more money than sense and don't really know what they are buying.

Here is a handy site, that carries a lot about Polish Locals:

http://www.stampspoland.nl/index.html

Kim

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12 Nov 2020
11:51:51am

re: Early Poland Local stamps

I got my book "Poland 1918 Locals" by J. Barefoot Ltd. (1999) in the mail today. It looks really interesting and most of the listed prices seem very reasonable. Some evening when my patience level is HIGH I'll check out the ones I have. On first glance it seems to include several of the early Poland overprints as well.

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