The Stamps Of The Dominican Republic.

Postal Tax (Scott PT7) Jesus ~ The Seven Varieties.
(My error RA13 is the first impression, not a redraw)

That's some extensive redrawing Rod!

Indeed Exlib,
I think it may be some kind of record, I do know of Turkish Postal Tax, that had a few redrawings.

I am currently doing the Dominican Republic Insured Letter stamps, they may be an even greater challenge.

Sundry Ephemera.

Postal Tax.
RA1>

RA9>

RAC1>

Sc# 366> 1941

Sc#379> 1942

#397> 1944

#408> 1944

#422> 1946

Full set of 1887 Domican Republic Telegraph Stamps
Some cancelled ANNULE
Some cancelled CANCELLADO

Catalogue References : Donald A. J. Byrum (Byrum Telegraph)
November 1974

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

As shown above, these Telegraphs, feature the simple but effective device of the "squared circle"
A semi medallic profile set in a rectangular frame.
Ornamented with Greek Borders .

First used with the Ceres stamps of the French Republic 1849

Adapted later to the first Greek stamps 1861
Blatantly plagiarised by Mathew Pipet for the Stamps of Corrientes (1856-1880)
Norways stamps of 1856 Oscar 1
and Romania stamps Carol 1 (1872)

I must admit, I am a fan of the Greek Border

Inspiration and words taken from William Finlay
"An Illustrated History of Stamp Design" 1974

Telegraphs 1920
TELEGRAFOS Y RADIOGRAFOS

5 Peso Missing

Cancellations
CANCELLADO
ANNULE
Script
CDS Circular Date Stamp (ilegible)
Coloured Wax Crayon

Detail.

UNKNOWN

The three "unknown" are revenue stamps for identity cards.

Thankyou Vayolene,
wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C3%..._y_Electoral

The Dominican national identity card (Cédula de Identidad y Electoral or cédula) is a polycarbonate card containing the holder's full name, place of birth, date of birth, nationality, sex, civil status, occupation, polling station, and residential address, as well as a photograph that adheres to ISO/IEC 19794-5. The card can also optionally include the holder's blood type. Formerly, it included the holder's race (until 2014).

Later Issues of Telegraphs
RH = Revised Hiscocks Catalogue references.
Ably assisted by the webmaster here:......with appreciation.
https://gb-precancels.org/Telegraph...rld/Dom.html

Sundry 1935 - 1966