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General Philatelic/Identify This? : unidentified Indian feudal state
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I can't identify this small and strange looking stamp. The scott identifier leads me to India, Jammu and Kashmir, but that is wrong. I did find a stamp like this listed under Faridkot, but it has the wrong colour. Any India experts around that can tell me what this is?
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It's Faridkot, but bogus. Faridkot kept producing "stamps" for many years after they should have stopped, purely for sale to collectors.
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Okay, that explains it. Thank you for your answer!
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I can't identify this small and strange looking stamp. The scott identifier leads me to India, Jammu and Kashmir, but that is wrong. I did find a stamp like this listed under Faridkot, but it has the wrong colour. Any India experts around that can tell me what this is?
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It's Faridkot, but bogus. Faridkot kept producing "stamps" for many years after they should have stopped, purely for sale to collectors.
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Okay, that explains it. Thank you for your answer!
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