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All Forums Category: World Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: World Classic Stamps Mint and Used

1914 Zambezia (Portugal East Africa) Scott #76A Has Inverted Or Backwards Overprint In Carmine?

 
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edw_kim
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Posted 05/11/2017   01:27 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add edw_kim to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
has anybody ever come across a stamp of this nature?

1914 zambezia (portugal east africa) scott #76a has inverted or backwards overprint in carmine?

scott catalog has never listed a inverted or backwards overprint,
has anybody ever come across such a stamp,or is this another variety?
i have no knowledge of this country? please help me identify?
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edw_kim
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i found out ASAP that there is a scott #92 same value overprint in the (down)position.So I will not be needing or requiring feedback for this particular stamp.thanks for dropping bye?
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Climber Steve
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Glad you gt your answer. Saved me from having to dig out my Afinsa-Port. Colonies, catalog.
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Joy Daschaudhuri
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Afinsa is now Mundifil.



Ref. Selos Postais das Colónias Portuguêsas 2015
Ed. José Manuel Miranda da Mota.
Mundifil, Lisboa, Portugal 2015 (7th Ed.)
Zambézia; p.450
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