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I have a few more I can't find in my catalog. I come close on several, but couldn't find the right wording/value/color etc. It's probably there somewhere, I just need some direction, Can someone help please?  |
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2 and 3 are going to be under Transylvania, 4 is probably Temesvar and 6 is Debrecen, all at the end of Hungary. If those leads don't help, let us know. |
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1 is Hungary #208, Hungarian Soviet Republic. 4 is, in fact, Temesvar, and 5 is, too. I didn't recognize it. |
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Scott catalog numbers for Hungary (or Hungary BOB):
All issued in 1919.
1. #208 (21Jul)
Occupation Issues
2. #6N45, 2nd Transylvania
3. #6NJ2, 2nd Transylvania
4. #9NB1, Temesvar
5. #4N3, Temesvar
6. #2N55, 1st Debrecen |
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Collin beat me to it! I type too slow. Some things don't change, even with the new year!  k |
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Thanks, that gives me a lot of help. I was getting tired, and assume I just couldn't see these. |
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Don't worry, overprints/occupation issues aren't that easy to find until you've been at it awhile. If you want torture, try your hand at post-imperial Russia, Chinese regionals...  |
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I have a small stack of Chinese stamps. Leaving them for a day when I'm rested and there's no one home to interrupt me. Even then, I'll probably be running to my computer going "HELP".  |
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Yeah, I have a large envelope containing stamps I can't or don't want to figure out. It's labeled "Only open in the event of my death."  k |
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Is anyone able to assist with ID of a postmark, please? I think this is an Scott # P4a 1881 1k Lemon Yellow. Newspaper Stamp. I think I see an Oval in a difficult Wmk to read, due to the Pmk.  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 11/22/2016 5:04 pm |
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I'm going to go with ROMERBAD IN STEIERMARK, which is a strike I've seen before. Anyone else? |
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Nice work Collin.  How the dickens you got ROMERBAD ending with a "D" in that Postmark has me shaking my head in disbelief. Had to be an "O" or a "U" for mine, I would have bet your wallet on it. PS: That is an Austrian Postmark. Styria = Steiermark, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Styria Styria Notables : Arnold Schwarzenegger Governor of California.  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 11/22/2016 9:57 pm |
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A few days off, and Rod is immediately starting to ask about Austrian stamps ...  By the way ... not only Arni is from Styria - Red Bull owner Didi Mateschitz was born there as well, and the Austrian Formula 1 Grand Prix is taking place in Spielberg. Last year's race is "stamped" on my memory - just to get back on topic.  |
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| Edited by tommtomm - 11/23/2016 08:42 am |
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Posted 01/01/2011 5:24 pm
