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Aussie Al, to answer your question about the 14 cent American Indian. The stamp is from a photograph of "Hollow Horn Bear" a Brule Sioux chief.  |
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Alwar: the 1877 ¼ Anna, an early example with the old seal type cancellations:  Bhopal: the 2 Anna of 1889-90 (SG 31), a complete sheet  |
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Lithuania Mi #62B (Scott 94 var)  Lithuania Mi #102 (Scott C1)  Lithuania Mi #136F (Scott 119 var)  Lithuania Mi #230Y (Scott B6) -blue cancel too   |
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I'm cross posting like crazy this morning but this one is a favorite. Can't help it Mt. Horaiji, Tenryu-Okumikawa Quasi-National Park, Japan.  |
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I realize that this is an older thread, but on this page, what is the country for the stamp at the upper left in PostmasterGs post showing the winter scene? I am thinking Russian??? And is it really a stamp and not a label? |
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