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Would appreciate it if anyone could identify which country each of these stamps is from. Thank you very much in advance.  |
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| Edited by Oracle of Delphi - 02/11/2024 1:13 pm |
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From L-R: Russia (Western Army, 1919); Russia (1921); Russia (1909?); Russia (either the 1904 or the 1908-12 issue); and finally Ukraine (unissued, 1920, the tridents in the corners give it away as Ukraine). |
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| Edited by classic_paper - 02/11/2024 1:25 pm |
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The fourth stamp with the surcharge was issued in 1923.
The surcharge says RSFSR in Cyrillic script along with the star, hammer and sickle.
The second stamp also has the letters RSFSR at the top below POCHTA both in a cursive Cyrillic script.
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Where to you find Russia Army of the West in the Scott Catalog? I only see North and Northwest ! |
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Thanks for the pointer, Found a note in the BOB section about unissued stamps. |
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I do have a question about your first 2 stamps. Was that common for no perforations at that time? I have seen that on a few stamps I have, and just curious. Thanks |
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Common given the state of flux after WWI, not just in war zones such as Russia, but also in newly established states such as Czechoslovakia. |
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Posted 02/11/2024 1:11 pm
