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 Can someone help me find these medals in Scott, please? It's probably catalogue blindness but I simply can't even find the design let alone the stamps. Thanks in advance. |
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Tony Vella
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Nice stamps Tony!
Tricky ones, going by design (and stanley gibbons)
1941
22nd anniv of red army
SG957 marshal's star
Both the same stamp one has weathered?
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Hi Rod.
Thanks for the info.
You know, the more I look at the first one the more I believe that it's the paper that has somehow been toned and not the stamp design itself.
But I may be wrong.
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Tony Vella
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Yes, the CTO aside, if I were given the choice,
I would take the rhs stamp.
the ink seems to have run on the lhs, maybe a reprint?
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Wow; even with the help of Rod's description and SG reference I was unable to find it in Scott's. |
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Look at 1941
the top "star and NOYTA" (as I call it )
is consistant throughout the set, and should be a guide
from the sample image in scott.
...or perhaps Scott has placed it with another set?
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That's Scott 831. And according to Scott, it's the 23rd anniversary, not the 22nd ...
Ryan
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According to wiki
Scott is correct
The Red Army (Russian: Ðàáî÷å-Êðåñòüÿíñêàÿ Êðàñíàÿ Àðìèÿ, Raboche-Krest'yanskaya Krasnaya Armiya; RKKA (Workers'–Peasants' Red Army) was the Soviet government's revolutionary militia beginning in the Russian Civil War of 1918-1922. It grew into the national army of the USSR. Since 1946, after the Second World War, it was called the Soviet Army. |
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I'm sorry guys, I gotta believe ya' but "Scott" couldn't make it more confusing. And to make things worse there is not even the slightest apparent resemblance between the stamp and the related 'type'. |
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 @cgrotha. Here are a few more images from the same issue. Notice the STAR and the POSTA on all. [As my friend Rod mentioned] Hope it makes it easier to find. In my Scott 2005, it's in the third column of page 534. |
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