Canada: Seaside #J6 / VFU / 1c Second Issue - dark violet

$6.00

Canada: 1c Second Issue - dark violet
(1930-1932 Postage Dues)

1c dark violet

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Canada #J6  Perforation: 12
     Seaside: Canada #J6  Perforation: 12
     Denomination: 1c
     Perforated Edges: 4

Canada may be referred to with the following: canadian, kanada, can.

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This product was last modified on Saturday 18 March, 2006.

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Ameripex '86

Once-per-decade stamp exhibition held in Chicago in 1986.

SFL

Single folded letters with writing on inside and address on outside.

Blanco Karte

(German) blank cover, with stamp affixed, to be postmarked for special occassions.

Beaux

(French) bureau, post offices.

B. C. M.

Overprint for Madagascar; 1884-86: British Consular Mail.

Stock Exchange Forgery

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Atalaya

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Zeitungsmarke Deutsches Reich

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Processing

Steps that finish a printed stamp sheet; includes perforation, trimming, dividing into panes, and packing for distribution.

Scrape

An abrasion of the stamp surface which removes or moves paper fiber.

Gopshe

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Briefmarkensammler

(German) stamp collector.

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Hotelpost

(Norwegian) hotel mail.

Burnham Post

United Kingdom strike local post, 1971.

Branford Wool

United Kingdom strike local post, 1971.

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(Afrikaan) South African censor tape.

Bollo

(Italian) postmark.

Selantan

South Moluccas (unrecognized issue).

Arsik

(Czech) small sheet (of stamps).

Fabrikwasserzeichen

(German) papermaker's watermark.

Stamp, trapezoid

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Bahamas

Long Island, worlds longest stamp, 70mm; unissued Great Britain cinderella by David Horry, 2001.

Nazali-Ganoub

City in Egypt, 1879-80. ^^10976.

ICCR

Label; International Council of City Republics.

Puerto Lumbreras

Local post, Spanish Civil War, Republican, 1937.

H & G

Higgins and Gage, worldwide postal stationery catalog.

Correos Nacionales

(Spanish) Colombia.

Kenya Uganda Tanganyika

see Tanganyika: trust territory.
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