Hi,
Yes, these are all Greek revenues.
The third one is a supplementary tax stamp from a long set issued in 1920.
The main text on each one says "Kingdom of Greece".
Hi rrr,
I don't know what's happened in this case but often documents receive a perforated cancellation of some kind.
Here are three examples on British Foreign Bill revenues:
The perfin reads:
CANCELLED / N B of I Ld
i.e. Cancelled / National Bank of India, London
Just curious, if the perfins end up losing perforations because of the process is it considered to be damage?
re: Unknown Greece
Hi,
Yes, these are all Greek revenues.
The third one is a supplementary tax stamp from a long set issued in 1920.
The main text on each one says "Kingdom of Greece".
re: Unknown Greece
Hi rrr,
I don't know what's happened in this case but often documents receive a perforated cancellation of some kind.
Here are three examples on British Foreign Bill revenues:
The perfin reads:
CANCELLED / N B of I Ld
i.e. Cancelled / National Bank of India, London
re: Unknown Greece
Just curious, if the perfins end up losing perforations because of the process is it considered to be damage?