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Hi avro748;
Yes it is from Russia, however the margins look too wide. Maybe it is from a letter sheet, or a wrapper for newspaper or magazine?
Still sortin'....
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If the stamp was cut from the edge of the sheet, it can have very large margins.
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hi. rjan, tuskenraider, michael78651. thank you for the fast response. ican now cheack in scott catalogue. I have so much enjoyment from this site, thank you all. regards ken.
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It's SG 303, issued December 1922, when the country was known as the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic (R.S.F.S.R - which are the initials at the top of the stamp). However, as pointed out, the margins seem wide, so it might be a cut-out.
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hello guthrum. thank you so much for a detailed response it was very helpful and informative.as I am still learning the back looks to be gummed, next time I post I will remember to post front and back. many thanks ken.
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" .... It's SG 303, issued December 1922, when the country was known as the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic (R.S.F.S.R - which are the initials at the top of the stamp). ...."
That is correct, but the letters are using the Cyrillic alphabet so the key to those of us limited to the Roman alphabet are what looks like "ccp" or "cccp."
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hello all. came across this stamp tonight, and it has me puzzled as I don't know which country its from, any help would be great, thanks in advance. ken
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re: can you tell which country.
Hi avro748;
Yes it is from Russia, however the margins look too wide. Maybe it is from a letter sheet, or a wrapper for newspaper or magazine?
Still sortin'....
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re: can you tell which country.
If the stamp was cut from the edge of the sheet, it can have very large margins.
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hi. rjan, tuskenraider, michael78651. thank you for the fast response. ican now cheack in scott catalogue. I have so much enjoyment from this site, thank you all. regards ken.
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re: can you tell which country.
It's SG 303, issued December 1922, when the country was known as the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic (R.S.F.S.R - which are the initials at the top of the stamp). However, as pointed out, the margins seem wide, so it might be a cut-out.
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hello guthrum. thank you so much for a detailed response it was very helpful and informative.as I am still learning the back looks to be gummed, next time I post I will remember to post front and back. many thanks ken.
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re: can you tell which country.
" .... It's SG 303, issued December 1922, when the country was known as the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic (R.S.F.S.R - which are the initials at the top of the stamp). ...."
That is correct, but the letters are using the Cyrillic alphabet so the key to those of us limited to the Roman alphabet are what looks like "ccp" or "cccp."
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