Show And Tell Number 4

I'm overwhelmed by how little I know and how much this community knows:]

5) Great Britain

6) Italy

7) Hatay

8) India State Hyderabad

1) Ukraine ca 1919, not issued
2)State of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 1919 (Slave peoples from the former Austro-hungarian empire), it merged with Serbia and Montenegro to originate Jugoslavia
3) Cinderella (attached to a Czechoslovakia stamp?)
4) Postage due / Tax stamp from Netherlands
7) Postage due Turkey
9) Venezuela, early XX. To raise Money for schools.

Number 4 is not a postage due from the Netherlands, because they are all blue. The red ones are from the Dutch East Indies.

Peter

Number 3 1981 Poland


Don

To clarify, #6 is a revenue stamp from Italy, not a postage stamp. I just cataloged his little brother (10c blue) in my own collection. I don't see a 1 lira brown listed in Forbin, so it may have been issued after 1915.

Robert

Number 5 is a GB Queen Victoria Halfpenny (pronounced Hayp nee ) Stanley Gibbons catalogue no. 49 just inboard from the bar of the half is the plate number. I think it is number 5 or 6. Possible plate numbers are 1,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,19,20. it isn't plate 9 the figure is the opposite way up. ( 9 is the rarest ) they are the smallest GB stamps issued. The stamp is also unusual for a British stamp with the watermark running over more than one stamp. The watermark was the words half penny in script spread over three stamps.

#7 is not a postage due stamp,but a postal stamp from Turkey (Michel 946) overprinted for Hatay State.
http://bigblue1840-1940.blogspot.co...psHatay.html

The Polish Picasso stamp was issued 10 Mar 1981 to commemorate his 100th birth anniv. 51studebaker has shown a stamp issued in sheets in which you can have the label on both sides. It was also issued as a block -



And to put more money into the philatelic coffers, a limited edition reprint, not valid for postage. Whereas the regular stamp & block can be had for a buck or two, the reprint is advertised at $100 or so