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Top one from Portugal.
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| Edited by No1philatelist - 01/03/2022 09:50 am |
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The first - Portugal, 1935
Mi:PT 581, Sn:PT 561, Yt:PT 576, Sg:PT 882
Second - Emperial China, 1949
Mi:CN-IM 994, Sn:CN-IM 913a, Yt:CN-IM 747, Sg:CN-IM 1136 |
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| Edited by Rob Roy - 01/03/2022 10:16 am |
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If you have an iPhone, download the Stamp Identifier app (might be available for Android, not sure). You'll get an accurate hit 90+% of the time. |
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And the imperial China ended in 1911 when republic was declared. So, the stamp is from republic of China, but from the mainland, not from Taiwan. |
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You're right, I should have called it "pre-communist China", though the second president of the republic also declared himself emperor, and after his death there was a warlord era until 1925. The above stamp was probably issued by Chiang Kai-shek's government, right before they lost and fled to Taiwan. |
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