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Hey team The kind sir from the last topic I was on lead me to this wee chap. iv had a look around but not having the scott catalogue which I endeavour to purchase, will explain what I have. thanks in advance 
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Edited by lostandfound - 10/13/2019 6:33 pm |
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France
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Hi. Most likely Pakistan # 4 ( in any major catalogue ) From a set of 12 stamps,issued on October 1st,1947 |
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You might look for Stanley Gibbons catalogs as well; Pakistan would be included in the Commonwealth one. They might be found in your local library. The Scott worldwide catalogs have been in 6 large volumes for years now and near-new older volumes can be bought reasonably on eBay or Amazon. From the 2019 version (issued in 2018), it's now in 12 less back-breaking volumes. However, most of these will be from the US and the postage will be quite high. You might give dealers in NZ a ring or email to see what they might have. |
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Edited by hy-brasil - 10/14/2019 01:02 am |
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Australia
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Join a stamp local club ! You'll pick up old Stanley Gibbons catalogues for a song, even free ! (But Ugh!) Stay with Scott would be my mantra. Have both if you possibly can. Pakistan Officials (Not my image)  |
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New Zealand
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thanks hy-brasil and vayolene, scouring the local market now. And Rod222! thats impressive.. give me a few years and maybe il catch up! |
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Edited by lostandfound - 10/14/2019 01:32 am |
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Australia
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"PAKISTAN" exists both as printed and handstamped, ergo, your varieties....  |
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Edited by rod222 - 10/14/2019 08:39 am |
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United States
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Rod
I see. The Pakistan handstamp also appears to come in two sizes. The larger variety on the image I posted. |
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United States
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There are a number of local overprints that were created for Pakistan. The overprint you typically see was done at Nasik. The other ones are probably from the various Post Offices that were modifying their stock of Indian stamps for use in the newly created Pakistan. They are certainly collectable. Here are some from my collection on the page below. If you would like to see the whole collection, use this URL http://www.kgvistamps.com/PageScans...Pakistan.htm |
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Edited by KGVIStamps - 10/14/2019 09:28 am |
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KGVIStamps
Quite the collection you have. Nice to know there is a wide variety of overprints. Certainly makes collecting them more of a challenge. Thank you for the link. Best reference tool I've seen on these issues. |
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