Great Britain: Seaside #219 / VFU / 10p K. G. V

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Great Britain Stamp: 10p K. G. V

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Minkus: Great Britain #291  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Scott: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Seaside: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Denomination: 10p
     Printing Type: photo

Great Britain may be referred to with the following: british.

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This product was last modified on Saturday 06 February, 2010.

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Mengibar: Local post, Spanish civil war, Republican, 1937.
APPS: Automated Package Processing System; a USPS package sorting program replaces Small Parcel and Bundle Sorting machines, 2002.
WIAE: West Indian Aerial Express (USA).
Mindelheim: German local post, 1945-46.
Staining: A discoloration in the paper of a stamp.
Olivengrøn: (Danish) olive-green (color).
Hebreer: (Norwegian) Hebrew
R.T.S.: Return to Sender
Universal Penny Postage: William Hastings 1866 suggestion in a British pamphlet for low postage rates throughout the world.
Summer gum: US stamps prepared with "hard" gum intended for use when weather is warm to and not prone to curling as heat and humidity increase; 1904-06.
LV: International postal code for Latvia.
Belle: (French) nice, fine, good.
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Antiqua: Bogus Donald Evans issue, Maine.
Penny: Currency unit in Britain and British Commonwealth
C.U.P.A.E.: (Spanish) Congreso de la Unión Postal de las Américas y España, 1946.
Åtskilliga: (Swedish) several.
Komori Sziget: (Hungarian) Comoro Islands.
Zensierte post: (German) censored mail.
Rate Mark: Numeral on a stampless letter indicating the amount of postage to be collected from the addressee.
Dominique: (French) Dominica.
Cerdeña: (Spanish) Sardinia.
Mercantile envelopes: 1907-15; manufactured by the Mercantile Corporation
Acheter: (French) to buy.
Medianil: (Spanish) gutter.
Britisk Post i Marokko: (Danish) British Post Offices in Morocco.
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Delacryl: Secret printing process developed by de La Rue printing firm that is supposed to combine four different printing methods, such as the 1969 Great Britain post office set.
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