Pre-1940 Ireland Overprints On Steiner Pages

Just received a "swap" package from Ireland.
Do others worry about the information required on modern mail?

The Packet indicia shows full name and address of sender
and the Customs declaration shows a full legible signature.

Has me wincing.

Declaration : 140 used stamps Value : 1 euro.

"Tough Bags" I use from Oz, has spaces for Phone numbers as well,
of the sender and recipient.

Names, addresses and signatures on declarations have long been standard. It's the requirement for a declaration for any packet going abroad that's new. You don't need telephone numbers on declarations, but some couriers require it because they message/'phone the recipient when it's arrived at their office in the destination country.

Ireland
SOAR Stamps (Stamps on a roll)

Any updates on an online catalogue?
Any Album pages anywhere? (Not in Steiner)
Best link for information on these?

Small collection

This list might be of some use in sorting what you have:

https://www.galeriaatm.com/en/321-ireland

Thanks Jill,
Now have heaps of information that should suffice for these.

That looks like a full listing. The first is a postage due stamp dispensed by counter machines. It is a variable value stamp.
The second, third, and fourth stamps (1990) are machine-vended variable value stamps. These were in use at different post offices as a test. The fifth stamp was the FRAMA label chosen. The machines were taken out of service. After a several-year gap, new variable value stamps were issued for the inland waterways stamps, this comes with two different phosphor taggings.
The permanent 'A History of Ireland in 100 Objects' and 'Irish Life and Culture' set share a few designs. The common designs can be assigned to the individual sets.

These appear to be as challenging as Machins.

I just want to get date order of releases of each series
I'll just pencil in notes under each for varieties.
Missing images for issue 4, 6, 8 and onwards

Picture 1: postage dues experiment started September 1983

Pictures 2, 3 and 4: experimental ATM issues 8 Occtober 1990, GPO Dublin FRAMA FE 1710, Limerick Klüssendorf 696, and Cork Amiel / Pitney Bowes.




Picture 5: 6 April 1992 FRAMA FE 1710 machines 001 and 002 GPO Dublin, 003 main PO Cork, 004 main PO Limerick, 005 main PO Galway,
7 September 1992 006 main PO Waterford,
20 July 1992 007 main PO Sligo, 008 main PO Bray, 009 main PO Killarny
7 September 1992 010 main PO Kilkenny.






Picture 6: 21 July 2008. I have to check the two phosphor taggings: either 3 phosphor bars or a complete phosphor frame. If I remember correctly the frame was the original and soon replaced with the bars.

Picture 7: 22 July 2010
Picture 8: 8 September 2010
Picture 9: 4 November 2010
Picture 10: 21 July 2011
Picture 11: 10 November 2011 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 12: 9 August 2012
Picture 13: 8 November 2012 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 14: 1 August 2013
Picture 15: 7 November 2013 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 16: 31 July 2014
Picture 17: 6 November 2014 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 18: 5 November 2015 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 19: 21 January 2016
Picture 20: 3 November 2016 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 21: 12 January 2017
Picture 22: 2 November 2017 (exist with variety thermal print)
Picture 23: 25 January 2018
Picture 24: 2 August 2018
Picture 25: 31 January 2019
Picture 26: February 2019 (top), May 2019 (bottom)
Picture 27: 23 July 2020
Picture 28: 21 March 2022

8 September 2010, Irish Animals and Marine Life (phase I)

4 November 2010 Christmas

code 10308: printed day nr. 308 of year 2010
code 02501000001: 0250 philatelic bureau
Also exists in thermal print from philatelic bureau; these have 02500 code. Counter issues, normally, are in thermal print.
Counter stamps (thermal print) can have an extra line indicating service. Philatelic bureau thermal print stamps exist with extra line 'standard post.'

21 July 2011, Irish Animals and Marine Life (phase II)

10 November 2011 Christmas

Bureau issue also exists with thermal printing.

9 August 2012, Irish Animals and Marine Life (phase III)

8 November 2012 Christmas

Bureau issue also exists with thermal printing.