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General Philatelic/Identify This? : Mauritius #1?

 

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rrraphy
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Retired Consultant APS#186030

14 Dec 2017
11:40:56am

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Most certainly a modern print intended as a filler.
But can anyone tell me how much they may sell for, and what the real Mauritius #1 looks like? (or am I the lucky one??? Happy Rolling On The Floor Laughing)

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ChrisW
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APS# 175366

14 Dec 2017
11:48:49am
re: Mauritius #1?

Real one...


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CF1957

14 Dec 2017
07:48:20pm
re: Mauritius #1?

The stamp above is the 1847 issue which read "POST OFFICE"
The facsimile first presented is the 1848 "POST PAID" easily discernible by the oblique background lines.
It has the general appearance of a Placido Torres creation similar to the ones he created for all the Euro & NA stamp catalogs.
It has no real value as it is rather crude.

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rrraphy

Retired Consultant APS#186030
14 Dec 2017
11:40:56am

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Most certainly a modern print intended as a filler.
But can anyone tell me how much they may sell for, and what the real Mauritius #1 looks like? (or am I the lucky one??? Happy Rolling On The Floor Laughing)

rrr...

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ChrisW

APS# 175366
14 Dec 2017
11:48:49am

re: Mauritius #1?

Real one...


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"Collecting worldwide classic era stamps"
CF1957

14 Dec 2017
07:48:20pm

re: Mauritius #1?

The stamp above is the 1847 issue which read "POST OFFICE"
The facsimile first presented is the 1848 "POST PAID" easily discernible by the oblique background lines.
It has the general appearance of a Placido Torres creation similar to the ones he created for all the Euro & NA stamp catalogs.
It has no real value as it is rather crude.

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