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

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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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(French) field post.

Azermarka

2002, overprint for the trading name of the stamp division of the Ministry of Communications of Azerbaijan.

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(Danish) dark milky-blue (color).

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(German) envelope.

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(French) "Regency of Tunis" Tunisia, 1888-1908.

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Bakshi

India States term for paymaster, treasurer.

Gambilla

French bicycle fantasy.

Libye

Libya.

Isle of Man

Island in the Irish Sea, off Northwest coast of England.

1840, May 6: used stamps of Britain.
1958, Aug. 18: British Regional issues.
1973, July 5: Isle of Man (Bailiwick) Dependency issues, semi-autonomous.
1973: first commemorative, postage due issue.

Stellaland

Protectorate in the Transvaal, South Africa currency: 12 pence = 1 shilling 1883: formed by land grants to volunteers during war in 1879-79 1884, Feb.1: No.1, 1 penny red, first stamps issued as local post, inscribed "Republiek Stellaland," 1885, Sept. 30: annexed by British and became part of British Bechuanaland, 1885, Dec. 2: stamps of Cape of Good Hope overprinted "British Bechuanaland" used.

Nya Guinea

(Swedish) New Guinea.

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(German) city of Berlin, local post, Germany 1944-45.

Republique du Dahomey

(French) Republic of Dahomey

DEP. Limit

Départements Limitrophes (French) common frontier, 1845-56.

Post rider

Originated as a post office symbol in1 837 by PMG Amos Kendall, design supposedly inspired by Benjamin Franklin, changed in1970; see : Eagle, Mercury.

Postes Egyptiennes

"Egyptian Posts" inscription on stamps of Egypt, 1879-96.

Schermack Company

Schermack Mailing Machine Co., Detroit, Mich., type of interrupted perforation to permit feeding through automatic vending machines. manufacturer of stamp vending machines, 1906-26, to be used with its machine that sealed envelopes and affixed stamps to them; perforations noted for their distinctive long slots.

West New Guinea

see Netherlands New Guinea.

Dobbelttakning

(Danish) double perforation.

Post Luchtdienst

Inscription on air mail stamps of Belgian Congo.

Islande

(French) Iceland.

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