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These items were in an envelope in the back of school boy album dating from the 1930's.
I have as yet to examine all the other stamps in the two albums, but I did notice that one is a used blue smiling boy from New Zealand.
It looks like they have remained untouched since then and were purchased from a Swiss Philatelic shop in 1933.
The Fiume stamps are probably genuine as the O is oval as should be.
Any information on the stamps would be appreciated.
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Franz
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To help you looking them up in whatever catalog you prefer: The first picture shows stamps from Albania, the second from Montenegro.
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Montenegro. Check around 1905.
Albania. Are these cinderellas?
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The Montenegro stamps are part of the Constitution issue of 1905. There are four typs of the overprints listed in Scotts.
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Hi to all,
These items were in an envelope in the back of school boy album dating from the 1930's.
I have as yet to examine all the other stamps in the two albums, but I did notice that one is a used blue smiling boy from New Zealand.
It looks like they have remained untouched since then and were purchased from a Swiss Philatelic shop in 1933.
The Fiume stamps are probably genuine as the O is oval as should be.
Any information on the stamps would be appreciated.
Regards
Franz
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02:51:20am
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To help you looking them up in whatever catalog you prefer: The first picture shows stamps from Albania, the second from Montenegro.
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12:30:14pm
re: INTERESTING FINDS IN A RECENT PURCHASE
Montenegro. Check around 1905.
Albania. Are these cinderellas?
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re: INTERESTING FINDS IN A RECENT PURCHASE
The Montenegro stamps are part of the Constitution issue of 1905. There are four typs of the overprints listed in Scotts.
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