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Well done. The 5 Fr Napoleon's a mess, but the 1c, 2c and 4c 1876 Sage look good. |
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Those are penny stamps - the lower values of the 1876 set are the goodies (except the 5c yellow-green, which is in the wrong place). |
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the 87 blk on Prussian blue is trimmed on top, how much is the cat value cut? |
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I'm a big fan of 19th century France. There appears to be some interesting postmarks in the first scan  |
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That's a nice blue NSK ! And Mint ! From a link provided elsewhere by GeofHa. It is the Prussian blue paper. As he remarked at the time, it is a very distinct colour. |
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The first and last stamps in the first row are not French: they are versions of stamps listed as French Colonies.
The INDE postmark is beautiful: it was used in French India. |
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Thanks Greaden, that will help me give it a go in the catalogue . I may need a France Specialty. |
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The "Inde" postmark on that stamp, according to the Maury catalog, is worth well over 100 euros. |
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Posted 01/16/2024 1:31 pm
