Newfoundland: Seaside #116 / FM / 2c scarlet (Ubique)

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Newfoundland: 2c scarlet (Ubique)
(1919 Trail of the Caribou)

CONDITION: F Mint Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Scott: Newfoundland #116  Perforation: 14
     Seaside: Newfoundland #116  Perforation: 14
     Issue Date: 02 Jan 1919
     Perforated Edges: 4

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

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Interesting Facts, Definitions, Translations

N R A

Scott Catalog Number prefix for Occupation Postal Tax (Greece, Romania).
National Recovery Administration bill passed by Congress in 1933, voluntary usage on labels to indicate industrial self-regulation, codes of fair competition and consumer protection.

Szerbia

(Hungarian) Serbia.

Austrian Government Printing Office

Vienna, printer of stamps for Austria, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, etc.

Pos Udara

(Indonesian) airpost.

Muck, Island of

Bogus, source unknown.

Sydrussland

(Norwegian) South Russia.

Trinacria

Ancient name of Sicily, "triangle," referring toshape ofisland; sometimes used for the 1860 stamps of Naples which show the three-legged symbol of Sicily.

LA+F

La Croix Freres (French) watermark of French firm that made the paper.

Ganzachenalbum

(German) cover album.

Rost

(Swedish) rust.

Commission de Gouvernment Haute Silsie

Inscription for Upper Silesia plebiscite issue.

Zlutooranzová

(Czech) yellow-brown, sienna (color).

Dé

(French) die.

Espagne

(French) Spain.

Maskinfrankostempel

(Danish) postage meter tape (stamp).

AMSD

Air Mail Special Delivery.

Bieten

(German) to bid (at an auction).

Address. & Office Supply

United Kingdom strike local post, 1971.

Alum

Aluminum sulfate, an acid salt used to retain rosin sizing in paper. Alum is acidic when dissolved in water and is a primary source of acid in paper.

Amazonia

Bogus, Brazil, connected with the bogus state of Counani, 1901.

Macklin, John J. & Co.

see Private die match proprietary stamps.

F M O

see Fleet Mail Office.

Southport

(Star Taxis Southport) local strike post, Great Britain, 1971

Sorbas

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

City of London P. Auct.

United Kingdom postal strike; local post, 1971.

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.

Mandal Bypost

Norway local post, 1886.

Guam

South portion of the Ladrine group in the Pacific Ocean; currency: 100 cents = 1 dollar used stamps of Spanish Philippines, postmarked "Marianas," 1898, June 20: ceded to the US by Spain, after Spanish-American War, considered a territory of the US, 1899, July 7: No.1, 1 cent deep green, first stamps were overprint "Guam" on US stamps, 1901: US Post Office Department ran postal affairs with US stamps used, 1930: local post to carry mail between small towns, see Guam Guard Mail, 1941-44: occupied by Japan, 1950: administered by US Department of Interior.

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