Newfoundland: Seaside #104 / FNH / 1c Queen Mary

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Newfoundland: Seaside #104 / FNH / 1c Queen Mary

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Newfoundland: 1c Queen Mary
(1911 Royal Family)

CONDITION: F Mint Never Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Newfoundland #104  Perforation: 14
     Seaside: Newfoundland #104  Perforation: 14
     Issue Date: 19 Jun 1911
     Perforated Edges: 4

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

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(French) offset.

Fayoum

Egypt, see Interpostal seals, 1872-84.

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Trucial States

Group of seven Arab sheikdoms on the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf, between Oman and Saudi Arabia:

Abu Dhabi ^^215
Ajman ^^663.
Dubai ^^6918.
Fujeira ^^8902.
Ras al-Khaimah ^^18100.
Sharjah ^^19906.
Umm al-Qiwain ^^22568.

Currency: 100 naye paise = 1 rupe
1961, Jan.7: No.1, 5 naye paise emerald, stamps inscribed "Trucial States" but used only at the British postal agency in Dubai, the only post office in the seven sheikdoms.
1963, June: Trucial States stamps withdrawn, individual states issued own stamps.
1971, Dec.2: the United Arab Emirates is formed.
^^24902.

Stade-Brief-Beforderung

(German) city of Colmar, local post, Germany, 1896-98.

Moresnet, Commune libre de

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Spain exhibition, 1929-30.

Warsaw

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Fehlerhaft

(German) defective

Størrelse

(Danish) size.

Soldiers Mail

Armed forces inscription for no postage necessary. ^kfree frank}.

Railroad

Handstamp on Mohawk & Hudson Railroad, Albany, N.Y., 1837.

Julmerke

(Norwegian) Christmas stamp.

Foreign transfer

Plate variety where bits of the design elements are visible on the finished stamp are those of a different stamp design.

Példányszám

(Hungarian) quantity (of stamps) printed.

Perfecto

(Spanish) perfect, no flaws.

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(French) forgeries which have been accepted by the post, or have been made with intent to defraud the postal system.

Pony Express

US local post handstamp, 1853-61.

Stamp, largest

The honor goes to China for its 1913-14 issue measuring 248mm by 77mm.

Okupace chorvatsky

(Czech) Croatian occupation.

Hawaiian Steam Service

Handstamp on mail from Hawaii carried by the California, Oregon and Mexico Steam Ship Co., COMSS, 1867.

Hrad

(Czech) castle.

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(German) Azerbaijan.

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Armed forces inscription for no postage necessary. ^kfree frank}.

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