The Stamps Of Turkey / Turkiye: On Steiner Pages.

From 1876 onwards.
With Voids.
If you can fill any gaps (Spacefillers welcomed) please email me with prices.

Any beginners starting out with Turkey will need to sort the ubiquitous
Mustafa Kemal Pasha, Kemal Attaturk issues.

Scott numbers.



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The Overprint below (set 7 CV $274 / $75) Sc#278-284
Overprint reads
"Abolition of the Capitulations"
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Rod

I may be able to help with a few gaps - just need to find my stockbook of Turkey duplicates first! Always the risk of fakery here, of course, especially for the gullible, like me.

Geoff

Thanks Geoff,
I am an easy going fella, fakes welcomed, often valued more :)

I am however, a bit fussy on price, I rarely pay more than 25% Scott.
That may save you looking.

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1926 Postal Tax Stamps (Unlisted Scott)

Personal page : would be Steiner Page 76A

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Officials Page (Steiner Page 57)
1948 Officials overprinted.

1923
Postal Tax Stamps. Unlisted Scott (No Steiner Page number allocated)

Not sure how to spell for 1923. Ghurush or Kurush.

I like the idea to put CV value in empty space, help a lot when you search on Ebay for missing stamps.

I am heartened you said that, it has only been a recent adaption, and has been very helpful as a worldwide collector.
I usually buy collections / pages from the internet, and I can employ this method to see if I can gain stamps, and resell the pages on.

I am also gaining in favour of adding pencilled notes to certain stamps,
Album pages are a personal thing, clean and pretty is OK, but now I find
the tidbits of information, refreshes my knowledge, and adds a certain flavour to the collection.

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1898
Military Stamps
Thessaly

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Newspaper Stamps
1911
Salonika (Thessaloniki)

Passed to Modern Greece 8th November 1912

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