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Middle East/All : Help with Identification

 

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BigDaddyDave

24 Mar 2018
09:13:04pm
This stamp is obviously from Iran/Persia...but I haven't been able to find it in my Scott catalog. I've probably just missed it but any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Big Daddy Dave
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24 Mar 2018
10:02:47pm
re: Help with Identification

Hi Dave,

I believe it's an unissued stamp from around 1914 (although I've seen auction listings dating these to the time of the coronation in 1909).

There's a note in Scott after Sc. #536.

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BigDaddyDave

26 Mar 2018
10:46:13am
re: Help with Identification

Thanks for the information/feedback! I thought that I was losing it when I couldn't find it in Scott... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!

29 Apr 2018
10:00:23pm

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re: Help with Identification

ah, ahhem, hello all-see pictures from the Iran Classic Philatelic Reference book, by M. Sadri. Persiphilla is the web site- $75.00 Persi cat value and intended for 'Official use'.

good luck
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29 Apr 2018
10:12:16pm

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re: Help with Identification

here's page 157, and 158 was the first pic. All the info you need I hope.
good luck
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APS #213005

01 May 2018
07:30:19pm
re: Help with Identification

I see from your pages that all stamps listed there have the capital 'C' prefix;

should I take that to mean these are considered airmails?

Or is this a different Designation in this specific catalog/reference book?


Unless I missed it, I din't see anything in the write-up mentioning that they were specifically airmail issues.

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01 May 2018
09:08:45pm

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re: Help with Identification

My fault,

The inventory numbers are the Persi cat. numbers. Similar to Scott. And Its been a long 10 hour day, I just got home, 'Airmail?' I see the word 'Official stamp'.

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APS #213005

02 May 2018
09:55:03am
re: Help with Identification

...and I also see the words,

"ordinary postage....official....postage due...regular postage..."

...and so on.

In the Scott catalogs a capital 'C' prefix denotes airmail stamps, which was my reason for asking, as I am not at all familiar with the catalog you show here.


...sorry for asking.

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02 May 2018
02:30:31pm

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re: Help with Identification

Right on. It's a nice source of info. And yes your right, 'c' is airmail as in C-3A perhaps??? Later

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CF1957

03 May 2018
09:28:24am
re: Help with Identification

What the catalog fails to mention is that Saatdjian was a noted forger of the period best known for his Suez Canal forgeries.
Perhaps through his "connections", he was able to acquire used plates and put them to his own profitable use.
He often made new issues and had them printed. Any inverts are most probably not errors but manufactured for collectors. The firm Eschende he dealt with comes up often in other forgeries.

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03 May 2018
07:59:02pm

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re: Help with Identification

great info!!

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BigDaddyDave

24 Mar 2018
09:13:04pm

This stamp is obviously from Iran/Persia...but I haven't been able to find it in my Scott catalog. I've probably just missed it but any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Big Daddy Dave
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nigelc

24 Mar 2018
10:02:47pm

re: Help with Identification

Hi Dave,

I believe it's an unissued stamp from around 1914 (although I've seen auction listings dating these to the time of the coronation in 1909).

There's a note in Scott after Sc. #536.

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BigDaddyDave

26 Mar 2018
10:46:13am

re: Help with Identification

Thanks for the information/feedback! I thought that I was losing it when I couldn't find it in Scott... Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!
29 Apr 2018
10:00:23pm
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re: Help with Identification

ah, ahhem, hello all-see pictures from the Iran Classic Philatelic Reference book, by M. Sadri. Persiphilla is the web site- $75.00 Persi cat value and intended for 'Official use'.

good luck
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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!
29 Apr 2018
10:12:16pm
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re: Help with Identification

here's page 157, and 158 was the first pic. All the info you need I hope.
good luck
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APS #213005
01 May 2018
07:30:19pm

re: Help with Identification

I see from your pages that all stamps listed there have the capital 'C' prefix;

should I take that to mean these are considered airmails?

Or is this a different Designation in this specific catalog/reference book?


Unless I missed it, I din't see anything in the write-up mentioning that they were specifically airmail issues.

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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!
01 May 2018
09:08:45pm
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re: Help with Identification

My fault,

The inventory numbers are the Persi cat. numbers. Similar to Scott. And Its been a long 10 hour day, I just got home, 'Airmail?' I see the word 'Official stamp'.

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APS #213005
02 May 2018
09:55:03am

re: Help with Identification

...and I also see the words,

"ordinary postage....official....postage due...regular postage..."

...and so on.

In the Scott catalogs a capital 'C' prefix denotes airmail stamps, which was my reason for asking, as I am not at all familiar with the catalog you show here.


...sorry for asking.

Sad





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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!
02 May 2018
02:30:31pm
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re: Help with Identification

Right on. It's a nice source of info. And yes your right, 'c' is airmail as in C-3A perhaps??? Later

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CF1957

03 May 2018
09:28:24am

re: Help with Identification

What the catalog fails to mention is that Saatdjian was a noted forger of the period best known for his Suez Canal forgeries.
Perhaps through his "connections", he was able to acquire used plates and put them to his own profitable use.
He often made new issues and had them printed. Any inverts are most probably not errors but manufactured for collectors. The firm Eschende he dealt with comes up often in other forgeries.

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IPDA Chairman, Scaramento Philatelic Society #2112-vice president, ISWWSC #2966, Iran philatelic study circle, US Army Veteran, Grandfather of 6, stamp collector/seller!
03 May 2018
07:59:02pm
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re: Help with Identification

great info!!

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