Some Stamps That Need An ID

Hi all,have some stamps here that I'm not sure on as I can't find any references to them with information on date etc. Also, the new zealand stamp has an interesting cancellation 'vote against war'? Any info would be helpful. Thanks, Tom.




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Spain 1931 Official stamp

Czechoslovakia 1946 Newspaper stamp

New Zealand 1938

USSR 1959 (frogman from the "Military Sports" set)

USSR 1921

- sorry can't give cat numbers, but maybe the years help?

Tom, now you got some dates maybe you can find the stamps on http://stampworld.com .

Peter

thanks guys that helps me out a lot

The stamp of Spain that teach represents Alcantara Bridge in Toledo
In October 1931 it was held in Madrid the third congress of the Pan American Postal Union.
Issued a set of 10 stamps scott 491 to 500
Fountain of lions, Alhambra (Granada)
Mosque of Cordoba
Alcantara Bridge (Toledo)
García Santos
Puerta del Sol (Madrid)
They were engraved for 3 engravers: the values of 15 c and 1 pts were made by Mr. Harrinson, the 5 and 10 pts by J.L. SanchezToda and the rest of the values by Camilo Delhom.
In workshops Waterlow and Sons Ltd. in London.
Besides another 10 stamps, pan american postal union congress issue, types of regular issue of 1931 overprinted in red or blue. Scott (O 20 to 29)
They also issued another set of 6 stamps for airmail stamps (Scott C62-C67)
West View of Madrid
The Plaza de Cibeles
Calle de Alcala.

And other set of 6 stamps overprinted (CO1 to CO 6)

Exist imperforate.