Algeria: Seaside #435 / VFNH / 30c Spiny lobster

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Algeria: 30c Spiny lobster
(1970 - Marine Life)

CONDITION: VF Mint Never Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
Scott: Algeria #435
Seaside: Algeria #435

This Stamp is listed in the following Topics:
Wildlife -> Fish -> Shellfish

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Dorpat

The German name for Tartu, a city currently in Estonia. ^^21488

NAPT

National Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis of Great Britain, semi-postal.

Segovia

City in Spain, local post, Spanish Civil War, Nationalist forces 1936-38

South West & Midland Railway Company

British railway local post.

Piscopi

An island in the Aegean Sea. ^^9563.

1912-pre: used stamps of Turkey.
1912: No.1, 2 centesimi orange brown, overprint "Piscopi" on stamps of Italy.
1916: first stamps without overprints.
1920: Turkey ceded group to Italy.
1943, Sept.: became part of Greece.
1943: reoccupied by German forces.
1945: liberated by Allied forces.
1945-47: British post offices opened, stamps of Britain overprinted "M.E.F." (Middle East Forces), when islands transferred to Greece.^^13859.
1947: British post offices closed, stamps of Greece overprinted "S.D.D." (Dodecanese Military Occupation), ^^19568.
1947-summer: stamps of Greece used.

Ulster

see Northern Ireland.

B. M.

Bench of Magistrates, South Australia official overprint, 1868-74;
see Boite mobile, also British Administration.

Postkupéexpeditioner (PKXP)

(Swedish) Post office on board ships.

Jeffries balloon mail

Dr. John Jeffries and Pierre Blanchard dropped mail from a balloon after crossing the English Channel, Jan. 1, 1874.

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Indicates registered mail in China.

Photography

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Bolivie

(French) Bolivia.

Toluca

Overprint on stamps of Mexico for this district, 1856-1883.

CAM

see Contract Air Mail.

Beskjeftigelse, Litauisk - av Memelområdet

(Norwegian) Lithuanian occupation Memel.

Service watermark

Originally intended for the exclusive use of the USPS, but also used for regular envelopes issued to the public.

Schätzung

(German) appraisal.

Irregolar

(Italian) irregular.

Gelb

(German) yellow (color).

Spanish Dominion of Cuba

First stamps in1855, some also used in the Philippines and Puerto Rico; see Cuba.

Priest's Despatch

U. S. local post, Philadelphia, Pa., 1851.

Repoblika Malagasy

Inscription on stamps of Madagascar. ^^13330.
Overprint on stamps of Italy for use in Bordeaux, France from June 1940 to 1944.

Servicio Aereo Habilitado

(Spanish) overprint on stamps of Honduras, officials made valid for air mail use.

Colo.

^fColorado} prior to Zip Code usage.

Skipspost

(Norwegian) ship mail.

Carnes' Express

Phantom US local post, S. Allan Taylor, San Francisco, CA, 1865-66.

Undivided Back

Postcard without the dividing line to separate the message section from the address.

Besetzung, Syrische

(German) Syrian occupation.

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Tanganyika & Zanzibar

see Tanzania, 1964.

Kwidzyn

Formerly Marienwerder, Poland.

Southern District

Germany, 1852-66: issued own stamps, replacing those of Thurn & Taxis.

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