Can Someone Help Me Indentify Following Stamps?

Hello all, I recently purchased a Scott Classic Specialized Catalog 1840-1940 but I'm unable to indentify the following stamps. Can someone help me with that?








Thanks

I can help a bit. By rows:
1. Turkey?; Turkey?; some sort of training stamp; Japan
2. India charity stamp?; Armenia
3. Egypt official stamp (upside down); Egypt revenue stamp
4. Italy (interesting stamp with label); Japan; Japan
5. Italy authorized delivery stamp; pretty sure it's Finland

I have no catalogs available at the present time. Hope this helps.

Robert

The Egypt official stamp is too modern to be listed in the Scott Classic Specialized. The training stamp, India charity stamp and Egypt revenue won't be listed in Scott at all. Not sure which side of 1940 the Italy authorized delivery stamp falls on.

Robert

This is British India 1918 ½A Mumbai Presidency War and Relief Fund, Sindh Women's Branch, Karachi red mauve cinderella (Blatt BFK13) (size: 3.8cm×2.2cm) with perf.13½.

During WW1, the India War and Relief Fund (Mumbai Branch) was created by Freeman Freeman-Thomas (1866–1941), Governor of Mumbai and its Women and Children Branch was created by Governor's wife Marie Adelaide Brassey Freeman-Thomas (1875–1960) for which such labels were issued in booklet and sold at post offices to collect fund from the public and these labels could be used on mail.

Top right is Japan, 3rd Showa series, issued 1945-46.
4th row, middle and right are Japan "Mt. Fuji and Deer" series, various issues issues 1922-37 differing by watermark, etc.

India Cinderella
Lady Willingdon

https://goscf.com/t/27977#239517 br /

The Musgrove's National Business College stamp may have been more than a "training stamp". This article mentions them at the end.
http://www.ephemerasociety.org/3/gr...ASDA1-09.pdf
They may be some sort of Canada revenue stamp.

Robert

First row 1- Turkey Scott #605 2- Turkey Scott #606
2nd row. Armenia Scott #280
Last one. Finland Scott #80

Thank you all for helping me indentifing the stamps.