The Stamps Of France : By Page.

Revenues Receipts
1871 Imperf

1871 Sans Burelage

1875
Overprinted with two parallel Vertical Blue lines.

Revenues
Quittances recus et decharges (Perforate 13½)
1876

Revenues : TIMBRE FISCAL (Internal revenue)
1925 Lined background

Registration Labels
Etiquettes ~ Indicia

Revenues.
1918 Sales Tax.

1918 Luxury Tax

Revenues Copies 1881

Revenues Copies 1893

Nice work, Rod222. Great looking pages. Thx for sharing.

Reminds me that I have a few stock pages filled with similar (yet to be identified) material awaiting in the stamp closet. What resource did you use to identify the "internal revenue" fiscal stamps? (Fifth sheet, orangish landscape issues).

Thank Jim
Actually the pages are quite ratty, but they fit my mantra,
to identify every stamp that passes my desk.
The next caretaker of my stamps, will always have them identified.

Making quality pages for these would be time consuming.




Mr. Brainerd Kremer
(There are better catalogues existing, but I cannot afford them)

Postmaster GS generously OCR my copy
So I am sending it on to you, you should get it in a few minutes.
Enjoy



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Unclassified Ephemera
Exportation Quality Labels

ASCAP stands for is the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers

Jim

This is the standard catalogue for French fiscal stamps -

https://www.yvert.com/A-259754-timb...on-2022.aspx

Unfortunately, the stamps themselves don't turn up much at UK auctions.

Actually, that is not a bad price for a catalogue,
Add in the currency exchange, and the postage, and it's out of reach.

I bid on 15 lots on the weekend, France revenues, and was
out-bid on every one.
They are going for $2 each and upwards, too rich for moi.

Exportation labels with overprints "volailles" (poultry) and "pommes de terre" (potatoes)

ASCAP was the performing rights body of the musical establishment. When BMI was established, it, among other things, provided a representative body for Black American music - blues, jazz, R&B etc. Aside over.

Thank you, Geoff. Ordered a copy today.

I hope you like it. In my limited experience, it's a big improvement on the old black and white version I had. It really helps to see these in colour.