nikhil
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What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 19, 2018 6:08:37 GMT
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 19, 2018 6:09:45 GMT
And finally a picture of me with my stamps-  |
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 26, 2018 6:33:10 GMT
Got some time to upload some pictures of some goodies.   |
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Feb 17, 2019 9:17:38 GMT
Would like some information on these   |
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Post by mdroth on Feb 17, 2019 9:57:27 GMT
1st one is Nyassa. Now part of Mozambique. Scott #51, from 1911. CV (old catalog!) $1 mint & $.55 used.
2nd one is Obock. East African seaport - now (?) Djibouti. Scott #46, from 1894. CV $1.60 mint or used.
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Feb 17, 2019 10:10:06 GMT
1st one is Nyassa. Now part of Mozambique. Scott #51, from 1911. CV (old catalog!) $1 mint & $.55 used. 2nd one is Obock. East African seaport - now (?) Djibouti. Scott #46, from 1894. CV $1.60 mint or used. Thanks. Is the Obock stamp a reprint? |
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Post by mdroth on Feb 17, 2019 10:26:07 GMT
Way beyond my area of expertise - someone else will have to chime in. I don't think it is a reprint - it looks good to me. Only relevant item from catalog - it says 'quadrille lines printed on paper' - which I'll guess is what those boxes are around the edges.
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Feb 17, 2019 16:03:40 GMT
Way beyond my area of expertise - someone else will have to chime in. I don't think it is a reprint - it looks good to me. Only relevant item from catalog - it says 'quadrille lines printed on paper' - which I'll guess is what those boxes are around the edges. Ok thanks. The lines set me thinking. |
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
Posts: 552
What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 26, 2019 6:51:47 GMT
Some USA Mint Plate Blocks got some time back  -  These look very interesting to collect!! |
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vikingeck
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What I collect: Samoa, Tobacco theme, Mail in Wartime, anything odd and unusual!
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Post by vikingeck on Oct 26, 2019 9:53:05 GMT
Would like some information on these I realise it is many months since you asked your Question nikhil . No these are not reprints. OBOCK and DJIBUTI at the entrance to the Red Sea actually produced their beautiful stamps in this way, imperf because they did not have a machine to perforate but with mock perforations drawn all round because the guy who designed them drew them that way to look like the stamps the rest of the world was issuing and thought the design looked better more complete. The printer just used his drawings, complete with frilly edge to print the stamps, that is the way they came out. Incidentally a similar thing happened printing the second stamps for SIRMOOR in India , this time a local printer was asked to make a new issue and used the first stamps as a design. He carefully drew the perforation edge in his printing even although the issue was going to be perforated !  |
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nikhil
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What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 26, 2019 10:19:08 GMT
Thanks vikingeck!! Learning something new today!! |
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nikhil
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What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 30, 2019 14:08:00 GMT
Info on these anyone please?-  |
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vikingeck
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What I collect: Samoa, Tobacco theme, Mail in Wartime, anything odd and unusual!
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Post by vikingeck on Oct 30, 2019 15:32:49 GMT
Hi Nikhil. the first 5 are all Germany , various times and uses.
No6 SG #216 Is from Austria 1919 10 Heller ( 100 Heller = 1 Austrian Crown )
#1 and 3 are German Government official stamps "DIENST MARKE " = Official Stamp both from 1920
#4 and 5 are German definitives from the inflation period #5 from 1921 has a face value 150 pfennigs = 1.5 Mark by 1923 when #4 was issued the face value is now 50,000 mark
#2 Is post-war East Germany DDR = Deutsche Demokratishe Republik from 1963
Alex
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nikhil
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Working on Australia, GDR, Japan
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What I collect: I collect WW. Looking for early issues.
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Post by nikhil on Oct 30, 2019 15:48:18 GMT
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