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Thanks Mirman, I collect both, if I can. Best copies on Steiner, then make personal pages for any clear Pmks, that turn up. Madagascar (early) have some lovely designs, amongst which............ 1930 Steiner Page 13.  |
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Bedrock Of The Community
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Interesting triangle cancel on the red 45c stamp (Sc #100). Anyone familiar with what that indicates? Nothing similar in my (smallish) collection. Thanks! gmot  |
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Guess: Postage Due. I have a sheet of Ethiopia ? I think, with the same triangular surcharge? opt? No, apologies. Ethiopia had T=Taxe = Postage Due. Your triangle looks familiar though.    |
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Thank you, perhaps it is the underpaid/postage due handstamp found with "T" in a triangle in France/French colonies. I was unable to find another example in my French African (and my French collection is almost non-existent). These two interesting resources both discuss the use of the triangle T in French colonies (Senegal and Indo-China). https://www.collectorsclub.org/wp-c...ndencies.pdfhttp://www.sicp-online.org/icp/issu...elivery).pdfIn my Madagascar stamp, either the T was not present (as in your examples) or perhaps too faint to register - on a close up scan I can see some ink in the centre of the triangle. |
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Hi Rod,
I believe the "B" in a pointing-up triangle is a postage due precancel from Paris.
I have a similar cancel on a 1 franc postage due stamp. |
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Thanks Nigel..Saved.
Gmot. Guess : I think the blank triangle would be a subsidiary hammer, to cancel postage due stamps on cover, without necessitating another dated cancel. It explains the triangles on the French, but not on your apparently mint Madagascar.
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| Edited by rod222 - 01/04/2019 9:02 pm |
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Brilliant - thank you! My Madagascar stamp is not mint, so presumably was used in the colony as a tax stamp then. |
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Andoany (aka Hell-Ville, Helville) Andoany, (after Anne Chretien Louis de Hell), is a city in Diana Region, Madagascar with a population estimated at 39,500 in 2013. Nosy Be (aka Nossi Be - my preference) Amazing the Eastern coastline is so straight.  Sc#34 1896 10c  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 04/20/2019 9:44 pm |
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Recently been getting into Madagascar and dependencies. Scott no. 17 (1895) on cover 1896: Tamatave (Madagascar)/Bordeaux(France). Standard maritime cancel on the reverse.La Reunion ŕ Marseille No.4.   |
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Thread Bumped, Last Post 1 year ago. Outbid at auction, 1st November 2014 Sc# 226 Type A15 Jean Laborde FRANCE LIBRE Opt 1942 CV: $5000 Last bid I saw, 24 hrs to go was $180  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 07/10/2021 4:08 pm |
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