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It pays to check the watermarks on those Danzig stamps. While the upright/sideways watermark varieties are listed in the main stamp catalogs, the listing is not complete. I've found a few over the years that are not listed. |
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Belongs to a series of about 20 cinderellas on which lost colonies of Germany are shown. I am not good with links. But if you google for Verlorene kolonienen 1920 briefmarken. You will probably find some pictures. kind regards, Johan. |
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Here is a page from my Cinderella collection it is part of the lost Territories series .  |
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i apologize in advance for bringing this to the danzig thread please advice if this is the same case as the danzig one thank you very much for your opinions  |
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I'm not familiar with that exact set, but there are several sets of almost identical design (different colors, additional "Vermissten Hilfe" language) which were printed post-WWII to benefit the Vermissten Hilfe (help for the missing), a group that tried to reunite German families after the war. |
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lokking at the overprints would you describe them as shifted or still in the acceptable limits thamks for your opinions  |
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Posted 07/14/2010 03:00 am
