1930's Spanish Civil War Overprints

So the top row and bottom right appear to be Spanish civil war overprints. I don't believe any of these are listed in Scott, but others are, i.e. 7L..., 8L..., etc. Does anyone no why some are and others are not.


Does anyone recognize the overprint on bottom left stamp

Opinion:
They belong to the Nationalist patriotic overprinted Republican stamps.
I have no catalogue of images, but towns and cities issued overprinted stamps.
Logrono
Malaga
Antequera
Cadiz

The second image I cannot read, can you offer individual scan?

Aha! both Cadiz

Regards GANANIE / CANANIE (I have no idea) Shelley writes (precis) stamps have been extensively forged, plates fell into the hands of philatelists who created many "errors" , many opts are bogus, others created by patriotic individuals.

Hi Rod

I was about to post the individual scans, but I see that you identified the second overprint. I have been to all of them except Logrono.
The fourth one appears to have two separate overprints

here are the individual scans for completeness

Thank you. Lovely scans, saved.
This was my reference, I have two Catalogues, one is an enormous tome,
all in Spanish, my eyes glaze over when trying to identify some examples.

The volume of issues that this period deals with, is possibly one of the most vast in Philatelic history.

None is republican, they all are nationalistic.
Cananie or Çananie is not at all, someone will have written it of joke

I'm not an expert on Spains's fascists overprints, but you should take into account that the market is flooded with forgeries and most people there avoid these items.
The stamp on the lower left is a fantasy, nothing to do with the 1936/39 warm as thae overprinted stamp is from around 1900 and the Spanish don't use the "Ç" on their language.