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

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

CONDITION: VF Mint Never Hinged

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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F V

Face Value.

Emperor of the world

Label, India produced in 1892.

Vessiegonsk

City in Russia, Zemstvo local post; 1871-1913, see Zemstvo.

London-New York Delivery

United Kingdom postal strike; local post 1971.

Mincom

(Spanish) Ministry of Communications, Cuba.

Perfumed

Marking on mail that has been fumigated so that the letter will not be a carrier of disease.

AuthentiDate

Software developed to digitally sign documents and seal them with an official US electronic postmark.

D.B.S.R.

Danube and Black Sea Railway, local post.

Utrera

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

Express Mail (Perron)

United Kingdom strike local post, 1971.

Mörkt olivakt orangebrun

(Swedish) dark olivish orange-brown (color).

Marca pe fragment

(Romanian) postage stamp on piece of paper or envelope, or on a parcel clipping.

Bahnhofpostamt

Railway station post office.

Holanda

(Spanish, Portuguese) Holland, the Netherlands.

Guernavaca

Handstamp for Cuernavaca.

Columbia, Ten. Paid 5

see Confederate Postmasters' Provisionals.

Bought in

Auction term for a lot where seller literally bought the lot back against the book and/or floor bidder; an unsold lot.

Los Juegos Olimpicos

(Spanish) olympic games.

Across-the-lines mails

US Civil War term for mail carried by private express firms between the North and South.

S.U.

Sungei Ujong, Malayan state, overprint on stamps of Straits Settlements; 1878-91.
Colombia-Scadta consular overprint sold in Sweden.

Emisión

(Spanish) issue.

Afrique Orientale Allemande

(French) German East Africa.

Shift, coil

Coil stamps, due to having two round plates curved and fitted around the cylinder, may have a slight misalignment of the plates in relationship to each other; the shift usually shows up between the last stamp on one plate and the first stamp on the next; a line (known as line pair) may be printed between two stamps showing the shift; known as a "jump" on coil stamps of Canada.

Melkeblå

(Norwegian) milky-blue (color).

Cundinamarca

A department in Colombia.

1870-1904: retained right to operate their own postal service and issue stamps.
1904: stamps of Colombia used.

Francisco Bertrand

Honduras.

Alternative fuel vehicles (AFV)

USPS term for vehicles that run on natural gas, electricity and grain-based fuels.

Brun

(French, Danish, Norwegian, sweden, Romanian) brown, coffee or chocolate (color).

Republique du Senegal

(French) Republic of Senegal

Black on color

Used to describe an issue printed in black on colored paper with the actual color indicated being the color of the paper.

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