Stamps With No Country

Nic, The story is that the Pacific Crabs were tired of being mis-treated by the Tokelauan people, so they declared there independence, and issued stamps of course. Here is an overprint:

A close relative to a stamp of "no fixed abode" must surely be a stamp of "no fixed denomination"

Here is a modern series from New Zealand that holds its value forever.



The following is an unexploded booklet. This series actually deserves a thread of it's own in that several variants have turned up already. i.e. It has been produced in booklet form, sheetlet form, a booklet of sheets form and in a boxed form, all of which have different perf variations.



Cheers

Roly

This is simply awesome!

Hyderabad was always reluctant to put its name on its stamps, beginning with SG (and I'd imagine Scott) 1

And Bhopal only put the name of its ruler, and her embossed monogram, on its early stamps, as om SG 5a:

And Jind got by with the initial of its ruler (Raja Raghubir Singh) for many years:



SG J1

Here's some cut-offs (cut-outs?) that I have.







I'm still trying to I.D. these last 2...


Lucky

The middle two rows, I have never seen before
What are they Lucky?
The two Queen Victoria, the one on the Right Hand Side is a
pre printed newspaper wrapper cut square.

Lucky, the full Newspaper wrapper, with EC46 cancel
(East Central london 46)

I hesitate to intrude here, but the postage due stamp that khj has shown, quite clearly says PORTOMARKA, meaning postage due stamp (the same as Rod's stamp [SG D167]). No mention of Montenegro on these stamps. The original postage stamps indicated Kingdom of Montenegro across the top.

Rod - I have a habit of making cut and paste collages of stuff that I come across online when I'm trying to find out info on a certain stamp. Here's the little cut and paste sheet that explains the first set you were asking about.



I have another one showing examples of the pfennig stamps + info and I can't find it anywhere Grrrrrr...

Lucky

Pfennig should be German or possibly a German State. Post a picture and well see if we can help.

Thanks for explaining that Lucky.

revstampman - The two 5 pfenning stamps in question are posted here on this page. Any help is always appreciated.

Lucky

Bavaria cut squares...postal stationery.

Collin