Ok, I'll give it a shot. 1. Turkey, Scott 438, color is indigo. 2. People's Republic of China, Scott 3335, 2004 (that was a tough one). 3. Unknown, doesn't seem to be a postage stamp. It is a postage stamp. 4. Possibly, local Ukraine overprint on USSR stamp, from the days of the break-up of the Soviet Union. 5. Bosnia & Herzegovina (Serb Administration), Scott 94a. Regards, Robert
#4 is defintely from the breakup of the Soviet Union. It looks like it's a local overprint from the post office in Konotop, Ukraine. There are so many 1991-1992 soviet overprints in Ukraine, you could fill a whole album with them alone.
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Posted 06/20/2012 11:03 pm
