Newfoundland: Seaside #83 / VFU / 3c Queen Alexandra

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Newfoundland Stamp: 3c Queen Alexandra
(1897 - 1901 Royal Family)

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Newfoundland #83  Perforation: 12  Colour: orange
     Seaside: Newfoundland #83  Perforation: 12  Colour: orange
     Denomination: 3c
     Perforated Edges: 4

This Stamp is listed in the following Topics:
Royalty -> British

Newfoundland may be referred to with the following: newfoundland stamps.

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M.V.i.R.

(German) "Militar Verwaltung in Rumäien (Military Administration of Romania) overprint found on the German Germania and Romanian postage due and postal tax stamps issued during the 1917-1918 WWII German occupation of Romania: "Militär Verwaltung in Rumänien" ("Military Administration of Romania").

Azul de Cretoso

(Spanish) chalky blue (color).

F I

Finland, including the Åland Islands, country code as used by UPU.

Constantinopol-Posta Romana

Overprint on stamps of Romania, Offices in Turkey.

Grønnaktig

(also Grønnlig) (Norwegian) greenish (color).

Royaume du Cambodge

Cambodia.

Nevis

Part of St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla in the Leeward Islands, Caribbean.

Currency: 12 pence -= 1 shilling, 100 cents = 1 euro dollar (2002)
1852: Handstamp "Paid at Nevis" used.
1858: British stamps with cancel A 09.
1861: No.1, 1 penny lake rose, first stamps as Nevis
1882: United to St. Kitts as one presidency of the Leeward Islands colony.
1890, Oct. 31: Nevis stamps discontinued, replaced by general issue of Leeward Islands.
1903: Merged with St. Kitts, stamps of Leeward Islands also valid in Nevis.
1952: First stamps inscribed "St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla".
1956: Leeward Islands issues discontinued, St. Kitts-Nevis stamps used.
1967: Became federation with Anguilla.
1980, Mar.1: first stamps solely for Nevis, official stamps.
1980, June: Nevis, as a dependency of St. Christopher issued its own stamps.
1980, July 30: first official stamp.
1983: St. Kitts-Nevis became an independent state.

Postal rocket

Missile used to carry mail; first tried in Austria, 1928.

Timbre pour colis

(French) parcel stamp.

Matblågrøn

(Danish) pale blue-green, dull blue-green (color).

WIPA

Wiener Internationale Postwertzeichen-Ausstellung (German) Vienna International Postal Exhibition, 1881, 1890, 1933, 1965, 1981, and 2000.

Ghetou

(Romanian) ghetto.

Imporeson en relieve

(Spanish) embossed.

Ivano Frankovsk

Formerly Stanislav, USSR.

Divided back

Postcard, allowing the message and address to appear on the same side.

Mozambique Company

(Port. Companhia de Moçambique); 1892: first stamps for the territories of Manica and Sofala, 1906: first postage due stamp, 1917: first air mail, semi-postal stamps, 1941, July 18: charter ended.

F/C

Auction ^ffiscal cancel}

All-over cachet

Design that covers the envelope face.

Furness Railway, The

British local post.

Levy

(Czech) left (side).

Jernbanepost

(Danish, Norwegian) railroad post (mail), railway post (mail).

Jugoszláv

(Hungarian) Jugoslavian, Yugoslavian.

Atlantic Base

Local ?, Italian submarine crews, Bordeaux, 1943-44.

Staging cachet

Handstamp cachet applied to all mail on certain flights; such as "Deutsche Luftpost Europa-Sudamerika" cachet on on all Zeppelin flights from Europe to South America.

Jizni Cinské More

(Czech) South China Sea.

Counani, Free State of

Bogus labels in 1886, 1893 and 1904 for all the land north of the Amazon River.

Stamp size

The size of the stamp design, measured in mm.

Macedonia

Central portion of the Balkan Peninsula; 1913, July 1: overprint on stamps of Bulgaria in Greek, 1914:: reverted to Greece, Greek stamps used, 1942, Sept. 12: Bulgaria annexed Yugoslav Macedonia, 1944, Sept. 1-Nov. 13: German occupation established Macedonia, stamps of Bulgaria surcharged in Cyrillic, divided between Bulgaria, Greece and Yugoslavia, authenticity dubious, 1944, Oct. 28: first stamps issued, 1991, Nov. 21: declared independence, 1992: "Makedonija" inscription for Macedonia, 1993, July 12: joined the UPU.

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