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If I have posted this earlier, sorry for the duplication. Here is a PANAMA 1929 Official Enelope (H&G #C3), used from 1931. Enjoy.  |
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Here is a Great Britain F-G- 31 aerogramme. What makes it "rarer" is the type "B" marking on the rear with "it will be" in the text. Issued in 1965.  |
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Hi PoStat4evR,
Is that a private cachet that has been applied to the aerogramme? |
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I am not sure on the added cancel. That is the way I found it in the stack of GB areogrammes I was looking through. Maybe someone else may know something about it. |
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Here is a newer postal stationery envelope issue from BELARUS. Issue date 2001  |
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Here is a newer KENYA aerogramme issued to attract tourists. Issue date 1985. Enjoy.  |
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nigelc: My expert sources say that this is a cachet is a known cachet, applied by a private printer. He mentioned that it is seldom seen, but has been reported a few times. Beyond that he did now say any data about it. |
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... France (La Poste) ... 5 envelopes from a set (of 5) issued to use old designs of French stamps on current postal media ... Very pretty (to be expected) but they appear not only non-denominated, but without indication of service class, etc. Typical? Unusual? Cheers, /s/ ikeyPikey |
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"nigelc: My expert sources say that this is a cachet is a known cachet, applied by a private printer. He mentioned that it is seldom seen, but has been reported a few times. Beyond that he did now say any data about it." Thanks PoStat4evR. |
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IkeyPikey: It states on the back that they are good for up to "something" grams worth of postage. If you want I can scan a rear of one of them when I get home tonight |
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IkeyPikey: Here is the rear scan of the French envelopes above. They are "good throughout the world from France" for up to 20 grammes.  |
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I was trying to figure out the year on the CDS for those Cuban covers -- 1974? So there was no embargo on mail between the U.S. and Cuba, apparently. |
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