Marianas Islands Stamps 1899

At first sorry for my poor english.
I would like to teach and learn all about stamps of the Mariana islands 1899,Spain,Germany and the United States.It is now my main hobby.Thanks

That's King Alphonso XIII in the Late 1800's 1898-1899 can really make out the rest poor eye sight ,but some one else will come along and help you out.the last two may be from the Philippines. 2 SCF you will like it here. Don't worry about the English if you can read it then it becomes easier join the club it is user friendly. Just read the threads and you will understand more nice stamps you have there.

Welcome Mamalute,
Hope you enjoy your stay,

A couple of scans here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:S..._1901_1m.jpg

and amongst this thread
https://goscf.com/t/13914

Not a great deal of info on SCF
You shall be teaching us..:)

Malamute, Welcome to SCF.
Here is a link to the Frederick Meyer exhibit.
http://www.frmfoundation.org/Spanis...anas/stamps/

Thankyou very much Russ,that was the first page that I saw to collect Marianas stamps,and I have now some of them in my collection....

Are those your stamps malamute67? They are quite nice and rare.

All stamps of the Marianas were to be used only in what is now known as Northern Marianas!

Yes, those stamps are mine,i have 40 of an emission of 2400 at 1899...(actually I have managed to collect 430 pieces from internet)

A block of 12 8cvs brown,the largest block known

One of my 5cvs MARIANAS,bougth on 2011,it was from the MAYER´S COLLECTION...





Page from Mayer collection

wow, that page is fantastic!

Some pieces from my collection....

Bienvenidos Malamute!

Beautiful stamps you have there. Thanks for sharing.

My favourite type of dog is the Alaskan Malamute (is that where you got the name malamute from?).

Yes, my first dog was a white alskan malamute died on 2010 and I will never forget it,and everywhere my nick is "malamute",its name was "ARAK"

A while ago,I was a bit bored and it occurred to me hang up on Youtube a slideshow with images that had been found on the internet ....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIIOx--n_YE

A little info from The American Philatelist October 1913 pg 18

Thankyou very much for this info,but there no one talks about 15 cvs issues (150),and I must say that Galvez was an employed of the "Ultramar ministery"who has influency on the philatelic spanish world (Ha was a "pirate"of stamps)His catalog was the first to explain the MARIANAS EMISION,because he was the guilty of it.