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  $6.00

Newfoundland Stamp: 1c Queen Mary [Cancels]
          (1911 Royal Family)

Format: Cancels

CONDITION: VF Used

Split-circle cancel on horizontal pair, "Curling BOI AU 13"

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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Interesting Facts, Definitions, Translations

Entwertung
(German) see Cancellation.

Azulado-preto
(Portuguese) bluish-black (color).

H.E.H. the Nizam's Government
Inscription for India, Feudatory State of Hyderabad, 1927-37.

Postcards with Paid Reply
Authorized at 10-cents by the UPU in 1886.

Mercantile Corp.
Manufacturer of early 20th century stamped envelopes and wrappers.

Spania
(Norwegian) Spain.

Registry Markings
Different shaped marks used to help in correctly registering the frame and vignette of bi-colored stamps. ^k"Arrow Marker"}.

Shizen
Term for "health" on Japanese Christmas seals.

Kgl
(German) Königlich; under the powers of the King.

I.R.A.
Irish Republican Army.

Limpio
(Spanish) clean (postmark).

Bollawollabongo
Bogus labels, no information on source available.

Lineas Aerea Nacional
National Air Lines: The inscription on stamps of Chile for air mail.

Kongerige
(Danish) kingdom.

Plic
(Romanian) cover, envelope.

Armed Guard
Marking on mail from group of enlisted Navy men assigned to protect merchant and cargo vessels.

Kegelmugel
Bogus issue.

Schönfalz
(German) peelable hinge.

Pilsen
Now named Plzen, Czech Republic.

Pasing paper
Silk thread paper made at Beck Mills, Pasing, Bavaria between 1849 and 1868.

Beskjeftigelse, Fransk - av Kreta
(Norwegian) French occupation of Crete.

Treviri
Latvian Trier, Germany.

Mattorange
(Swedish) dull orange (color).

Válka
(Czech) war.

Cabezones
(Spanish) "Big Heads" term for stamps of Spain, the "Franco Head" issues after 1955. Cabinda: part of the People's Republic of Angola; 1894-1920: known as Portuguese Congo when it had its own stamps, 1920: used stamps of Angola; see Portuguese Congo.

Last day cancellation
The last day of use of a postmark or the last day cancel of a post office which is being closed.

Hungary, Romanian Occupation
1919: semi-postal, postage due on stamps of Hungary.

Porto Rico
Overprint on stamps of United States, American Dominion, Puerto Rico, 1899. 1898: first semi-postal stamp, 1899: first postage due stamp, 1932: name officially changed to Puerto Rico; see Puerto Rico.

Blurred impression
If the printing plate strikes the paper in the printing process with a jarring motion, a blurred impression will be produced.

Frei Stadt Danzig
(German) Free State of Danzig.

Postal Codes, Germany, 1944
  1. Berlin
  2. Mark Brandenburg, Ostmark
  3. Mecklenburg
  4. Pomerania. 5a: Danzig-West Prussia. 5b: East Prussia, Bialystok. 5c: Ostland Reich administrative district.
  5. Wartheland, Polish territory. 7a: General Government, Polish territory. 7b: Ukraine Reich administrative district.
  6. Lower Silesia. 9a: Upper Silesia. 9b: East Sudetenland.
  7. Saxony. 11a: West Sudentenland. 11b: Bohemia and Moravia Reich protectorate. 12a: Vienna, Lower Donau, Styria. 12b: Carinthia, Upper Donau, Salzburg, Tyrol-Vorarlberg. 13a: Bayreuth, Franconia, Mainfranken. 13b: Munich, Upper Bavaria, Swabia.
  8. Wurttemburg-Hohenzollern.
  9. Thuringia.
  10. Hessen-Nassau. 17a: Baden. 17b: Markgraflerland.
  11. Westmark (Saarland & Rheinpfalz)
  12. Magdeburg-Anhalt.
  13. East Hanover, South Hanover, Brunswick
  14. Westphalia.
  15. Dusseldorf, Essen, Cologne-Aachen, Koblenz-Trier.
  16. Weser-Ems.
  17. Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein.

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