Great Britain: Seaside #219 / VFM / 10p K. G. V

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Great Britain Stamp: 10p K. G. V

CONDITION: VF Mint Hinged

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Minkus: Great Britain #291  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Scott: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Seaside: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Denomination: 10p
     Printing Type: photo

Great Britain may be referred to with the following: british.

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Se faner: (French) faded (color).
Persisk: (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish) Persian (Iranian) (adj).
Bläck: (Swedish) ink.
Ringgold, Georgia five cents: see Confederate Postmasters' Provisionals.
Gulakt orangebrun: (Swedish) yellowish orange-brown (color).
Askegrå: (Danish) ash grey (color).
Takning, Slange: (Danish) serpentine perforation.
Erythräa: (German) Eritrea.
Appleton, D. and Company: New York City, produced the first printed stamp album in 1863.
Besættelse, Finsk: (Danish) Finnish occupation.
Perkins paper: An azure safety paper invented by Dr. Perkins and used on the 1855-56 Great Britain issues.
Springside Post Office: S. Allan Taylor label, 1865.
Castellar: City in Spain, Spanish Civil War local post, Republican forces, 1937.
UCM: Scott Catalog number prefix for Military Airmail Envelopes (US RF overprints).
Hoi Hau: China overprint on stamps of Indo-China, French Offices in China, 1901-22.
Mazedonien: (German) Macedonia; German supported Bulgarian seceding state, unofficial, 1944.
Almaguer: Bogus, Colombia, fake Postmaster Provisional.
Gjennomstukken: (Norwegian) rouletted perforation.
Norway: Northern Europe; official name of postal administration: Posten currency: 120 skillings = 1 specie daler, 100 ore = 1 krone (1877) 1814: postal service reorganized so that it was independent of Denmark and Sweden with Christiana (Oslo) as the hub, 1845: postal markings introduced, about 383 numeral cancellations are recorded, 1855, Jan. 1: No.1, 4 skilling blue, first issue, when country was still united with Sweden, 1856-68: used three concentric circles as postmark, 1875, July 1: joined the UPU, 1889: first postage due stamp, 1905, Oct.: Norway became independent from Sweden, c1905: prepayment of letters began by placing coins in a slot at Christiana, start of meter mail, 1926: first official stamp, 1927: first air mail stamp, 1930, June 28: first semipostal stamp, 1940, June: British and French force sent to Northern Norway, used Field PO, 1940, Oct. 4: first stamps issued during German occupation, 1942-45: government in exile issued stamps for use on Norwegian ships, 1945, Feb. government in exile stamps used at the Norwegian post office in Stockholm, 1945, May: German occupation issues demonetized, 1945, June: government in exile stamps released in Norway; see A Betaleportomaerke at Betale.

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