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First Stamp.  3rd Stamp. Japanese fiscal (revenue) stamp. Registration Tax 1888-1898 5th Stamp. Some sort of Red Cross charity seal (needs to be rotated clockwise 90 degrees... a lighthouse) |
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| Edited by rod222 - 07/10/2017 05:52 am |
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Rod, the "lighthouse" is Florence Nightingale with a lantern I believe!
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Hi potato, and a very welcome to the forum. Your fourth stamp is an occupation issue of the Philippines] You may find it listed under USA, issued in 1906.
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Quote: Rod, the "lighthouse" is Florence Nightingale with a lantern I believe!
Peter Bravo! Thanks Peter. I think I can see that now. ....then again not  Isn't that a wave breaking against the lighthouse? |
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| Edited by rod222 - 07/10/2017 08:46 am |
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Well, I think it is that famous photograph where she is seen walking in the battlefields with her lamp, looking for wounded. At least I remember the story from when I was a lad in school. But then again, it could be a lighthouse - the picture is not overly clear.
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| Edited by Petert4522 - 07/10/2017 09:01 am |
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the Philippine stamp with CBI punch, the perfin increases value to at least 10 USD |
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Quote: But then again, it could be a lighthouse - the picture is not overly clear.
We shall call it, Nightingale Lighthouse.  |
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Saras, welcome to the forum. You are asking a question that is answered in the title of this post. The OP states that he inherited the stamps. What is the information you need? Peter |
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The Mauritius stamp without a denomination is listed in the Stanley Gibbons catalogue as SG 31, prepared for use, but not issued. |
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"With the penny blacks, Im trying to see if it comes from plate 11." Unfortunately neither of your Penny Black stamps come from plate 11. Both look like they come from the earliest plates but the scan is not the best... but not plate eleven anyway. |
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