Post by tomiseksj on Aug 31, 2013 18:23:27 GMT
Among Mexico's issuances in 1934 was a 4c carmine, perf 10.5 stamp (Scott 709) featuring the Monumento a la Revolución located in Mexico City.
The inscription beneath the design reads "Officina Impresora de Hacienda-Mexico."
The stamp measures 22x26mm and has the CORREOS MEXICO watermark (Scott Wmk. 156).
The design would be used on three other Mexico issuances in 1937, 1944 and 1947 (with variations in size, watermark, perforations, etc.)
Here are two post cards mailed in 1935 (Nogales, Sonora) and 1937 (Mexico City?) which bear the stamp:
The inscription beneath the design reads "Officina Impresora de Hacienda-Mexico."
The stamp measures 22x26mm and has the CORREOS MEXICO watermark (Scott Wmk. 156).
The design would be used on three other Mexico issuances in 1937, 1944 and 1947 (with variations in size, watermark, perforations, etc.)
Here are two post cards mailed in 1935 (Nogales, Sonora) and 1937 (Mexico City?) which bear the stamp:
here is the 1954-1967 Definitives, (Wmk 300)