Newfoundland: Seaside #83 / FU / 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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accelerated reply mail, USPS term.
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Zanzibar.

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(Italian) cobalt blue (color).

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Island group of British West Indies. British Commonwealth Independent State.

Currency: 12 pence = 1 shilling; 20 shillings = 1 pound, 100 cents = 1 dollar (1966).
1760's: letters known.
1763: became a British colony.
1804: Bahamas straight line cancel used.
1841: "Crown Paid" handstamp initiated by Royal Mail Line.
1858-59, Apr.: stamps of Great Britain used.
1859, June 10: "Interinsular Postage" inter-island mail inscription for first stamps issued since external mails were under control of London until May 1860.
1860: No.1, 1 penny dull lake; first stamp.
1860, May: "Interinsular Postage" inscription removed from stamps.
1863: Bahamas inscription used.
1915-16: Bahamas stamps sold in Canada, 1916: first special delivery stamp.
1917, May 18: first semipostal stamp.
1918, Feb. 21: first War Tax stamp issued.
1964, Jan. 7: internal self-government.
1973, July 10: independence.
1974, April 24: joined UPU.
1983, Oct. 13: first air mail stamp issued.

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Callosa de Segura

City in Spain, Spanish Civil War local post, Republican forces, 1937.

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(Italian) (Stamp) hinged.

Shqipenia

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Greek Occupation of Albania

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(German) used as overprint or surcharge.

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Possessions (USA).

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Local, Canada postal strike, 1980-81.

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Parcel firm; used a stamp.

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supervisors seal revenue, March 2, 1799.

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