Help Identify Some Stamps!

We'll I've come back with 28 more stamps type to be identified and I'd like the good people of SCF to help with. Thankfully, I've done a majority of them but these are still left me confused. I'm thanking you all in advance.

1) Seems like a Spanish/Portugese region stamp to me but from where is the question.



2)Again a Portugese/Spanish type of stamp but I'm not sure as it's not clear



3) I'm assuming its a UN issue?



4) Again one of the Spanish/Portugese type of stamp from those regions but I'm not sure where it is from



5) Now I know this is not a stamp, but its some sort of tear at the end of a sheet. The question is which one?



6) Seems like a Canada stamp end to me, can someone confirm?



7) Ah the Knights stamps. Since I got a new scanner I'd thought I'd scan these so they people can have a better look and exactly tell me where these labels are from.



8) This is again a label, but from where? Looks Chinese to me.



9) This stamp is hard to read cause of the cancel but I assume its from somewhere in Europe?



10) Looks like another European issue to me but its not clear from where?



11) Now, I know this is from the US and its a from Louisiana but is it a stamp or what?



12) Seems like a French issue to me, but is it from France or its colonies?



13) Sorry for the positioning of the stamp its just bent. Now I've seen this being classified as San Marino but the second stamp Ricevuta is throwing me off.



14) This is not a question about where its from, but is it real? The stamp is printed on a waxy sort of paper thats transparent. Is this a real issue?



15) Another European issue this time I think its recent with the Euro symbol but is it france?



16) Interesting label or stamp. Which is it?



17) Another Franch issue as number 15. Is it French?



18) This is Austrian I know that, but is it a stamp or one of those types of stamps that are printed on the envelope?



19) These seem to be weird US issues because I've never seen them before. Any help?



20) Seems like German or Austria to me. Any ideas?



21) Seems like Russian or East European to me. Any ideas?



22) I know the symbol over the 10 is for Crete, but the first symbols aren't there to identify it as a Crete issue.


23) Is this a joint issue or what? Three countries names are on this so its confusing.



24) Is this a WWF label or a stamp from Central Asia/Russia/East European?



25) Indian stamp? One of the Uglies?



26) Another French type



27) I'm assume Yugoslavian or some sort?



Thank you for your help guys!

May I humbly suggest, and with the greatest respect, that most folk here, despite being fantastically helpful, would prefer you to post the images rather than links? It saves busy people so much time an encourages people to reply to your queries.

Respectfully also, with Jubilee.

I started to look through them and think I got #1 is Cuba, #2 is Mexico, the Canada elk label is not Canada but Russia or Eastern Eastern Europe or even Scandinavia. We don't do a brooding, ready to eat you type of elk / warrior animal.

#3 is interesting. Not, I think Un, as it does not say United Nations on it, but with languages in English, French and Cyrillic I guess (Russian) ir seems like some kind of cindella stamps perhaps.

But then again it has the USA First Day cancel on it. Perhaps a UN in New York label or maybe a UN stamp too from New York. I am reaching here.

#9 says MAGYAR KIR POSTA which is old Hungary.

The cancel is Segesvár which is now in Romania. Neat.

#10 words around the edge are Polish (from Poland) and when you Google them a Wikipedia article in Polish comes up which translates (by Google, not me) as Cup Winners' Cup from the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) and as the numbers on the stamp that I can see look like scores from games rather than currency amounts, this would not be a postage stamp but some kind of cinderella also. The cancel is ?? perhaps because this got stuck to an envelope also besides the real stamp? Not sure.

1. Spanish area revenue maybe from the Philippines.
2. Mexico Scott #714 or #714a.
3. United Nations (US) Scott #72
4. Spanish revenue.
5. ?
6. ?
7. ?
8. ?
9. Hungary
10. Label issued se-tenant with Poland Scott #1740.
11. Christmas seal.
12. France Scott #260.
13. San Marino Scott #Q20 (separated pair). It says RSMARINO vertically between the two halves.
14. Yes., it's real. Germany Scott 13N15 (listed after DDR in Scott).
15. Yes, France Scott #2760. RF = France, has currency in both francs and euros.
16. Label issued se-tenant with Czechoslovakia Scott #2503.
17. The green stamps are France Scott #334 and the brown ones are #574.
18. Austrian newspaper stamp not a cut-out, Scott #P9B.
19. US postage dues probably Scott #J63.
20. Austria Scott #201.
21. Yes, both are imperial Russian issues.
22. Greece #RA49 obligatory/postal tax stamp.
23. Netherlands Scott #366.
24. Kyrgyzstan Scott #30.
25. Indian state of Jhalawar Scott #2. Maybe Tony can tell us if it's genuine or not.
26. France Scott #307.
27. Yes, Yugoslavia when still called the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.

5-8 are art stamps, the Knight issue I've seen before there is a story there, but need more info off the stamp, not legible.

#7, the Knights stamps are very interesting indeed.

The cross on the shield is the symbol of the Knights Hospitalier, otherwise known as the Knights of Malta and also is the national emblem of Malta.
Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller

There is all kinds of info on the stamp that I can't make out clearly, need a more detailed scan please. Or just tell me, what are the words in the scrolling ribbons at bottom? What is the flag on the building?

The arched gate is important I feel but am not knowledgeable enough to recognize it. Something in Jerusalem or the Holy Land perhaps? These knights were involved in a crusade there, but also many other battles.

well done Nigel C

Number 8 : stamp from an Ajman dependencies dune Souvenir Sheet
celebrating man's history of space 1971

It came with a peculiar set, with no names.
However a very bright spark amongst us by the name of Ryan
got them first time I think

your stamp shows an early chinese rocket launcher.

Sir Isaac Newton
Galileo Galilei.
Robert H. Goddard
jules verne

Hello, Sorry about that, that's what you get for posting at 2:30 in the morning! I've changed the links now so hopefully it should be good.

Thank you for all those that gave their help!

I'll ge tyou that deatiled scan shortly.

Fantastic, that's now a great resource for everyone ;-) Posting late is bad, it's 1.08am here now......

Sorry I forgot this one:

I assume the first two are taiwanese correct? The last one is the one I'm not sure about.



Also had a question about hte christmas seal, would it be classified as a stamp or like a label?

First two are China (January-April 1949); last is East China 1949

Whaaaat?
Tony,
you are addressing stamps other than the Princely States
Can we see you into Cinderellas shortly?
You know you want to.

#5 A part of the artwork from which US stamps were taken. You are correct in saying it is not a stamp but it does come from a sheet of stamps. It is from the 1997, The World of Dinosaurs issue and the Scott number is 3136. To see the full sheet and see the location of your piece, go to www.mysticstamp.com Click on the "Online US Catalog". Then choose page 94 and the full sheet will appear.

There are two different scenes of dinosaurs on one sheet. Your piece is on the bottom right of the upper scene. It is just below the Stegosaurus, which is a 32c stamp.

Marty