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I have some of these stamps as well as the Steiner page for them, but now cannot find them in the Scott catalog. I have looked in all of the obvious places and more. Any guidance would be sincerely appreciated.  |
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I have some of those as well. Part of a set of 11 - don't believe they are listed in Scott, found in Sassone. Essentially the precursors to the Trieste Zone B stamps from what I understand. |
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First ,we must show people what they are looking at . Here are the stamps and my page notes .  |
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Hi APS, Look under ITALY then a sub heading "Italian Social Republic"
Circa Page 1534?Oops I see Trieste, my bad. Strange  Not in my catalogue I can see Someone sent me a scan showing Trieste Zone B "Issued by the Yugoslav Military Govt" from Scott |
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YUGOSLAVIA 1945 OCCUPATION TRIESTE SLOVENIA & ISTRA SASSONE 1-11.
Not listed in Scott or Gibbons but are listed in Sassone as noted in a post above. |
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I have Sannone. My Yvert cuts off at 1940. Might be there, too, in editions that extend past 1940?
If you really want to dig in, check a philatelic library for Novakovic, Stamps and Postal History of Trieste, Pola, Fiume, Istria and Slovene Littoral under Yugoslav Military Administration 1945 – 1947 printed in 2009. Almost 900 pages, color. More than you ever wanted to know.
I'll be a buyer if I ever see one in person and can verify that it's usable.
ETA: Didn't like author's name, I guess. I "anglicized" it. |
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| Edited by Cjd - 03/07/2023 9:59 pm |
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floortrader's second stamp in the top row can also be found with a short "T" variety, with the vertical "leg" of the T being roughly half as high as the adjacent letter. |
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| Edited by Cjd - 03/07/2023 10:04 pm |
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I must have used Jay Carrigan for mine. A most curly one. Gibbons 1960?    |
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/07/2023 10:18 pm |
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ASPS: Can you advise where you found it in Steiner Please?Looks like I have visited this headache before.  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 03/07/2023 10:20 pm |
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I posted about these stamps a few years ago and a user from Italy (alka2) responded with some relevant information. See the response to row 5 in this thread https://goscf.com/t/74673 |
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| Edited by Willwood42 - 03/07/2023 11:28 pm |
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They are listed in Stanley Gibbons SOTW 2020 edition thus:
Venezia Giulia and Istria
A. Yugoslav Occupation Provisional Issues
Issues for Trieste.
1945 SG 4-13 |
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Thanks --22CROWS Knew I got the correct information from somewhere ,trust my older copy of Gibbons from many years ago.
Happy to see we now have the correct I.D. on the Stamp Community Board for this set for all future use . |
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