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Return To Catalogue - New Caledonia 1859 issue - New Caledonia 1881-1892 - New Caledonia 1892-1906
Note: on my website many of the
pictures can not be seen! They are of course present in the catalogue;
contact me if you want to purchase it.
40 c postage due stamp of the French Colonies with a Koné cancel
Most likely Fournier forgeries of 2 F
and 5 F postage due stamp of the French Colonies with a forged
"NOUVELLE CALEDONIE 2E/3 SEPT 92 NOUMEA" cancel.
Some more Fournier forgeries with very wide margins and a
"CALEDONIE NOUMEA ? JUL 04" cancel.
5 c forgery with a forged "NOUVELLE CALEDONIE NOUMEA"
cancel. See also: French colonies,
postage due stamps, primitive forgery type 2.
Forgeries, all with the same cancel "NOUVELLE CALEDONIE
2E/26 FEVR 92" and a triangle cancel, France Postage Due Stamps, forgery type 7
(Oneglia?)
Here a genuinely used French Colonies stamp, used in
"NOUVELLE CALEDONIE NOUMEA", but with a forged
perforation pretending to be a rare French postage due stamp.
5 c blue 10 c brown 15 c green 30 c red 50 c lilac 60 c brown on brown 1 F red on brown 2 F brown
A pair of 30 c stamps, the right one with a missing "I"
in "TENAIRE" (all values exist with this error).
I noticed a lot of these stamps have the cancel "3 NOV 03" (cancelled to order, or first day of issue?).
Value of the stamps |
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vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon |
*** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare |
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| Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
| 5 c | *** | *** | |
| 10 c | *** | *** | |
| 15 c | *** | *** | |
| 30 c | *** | *** | |
| 50 c | R | R | |
| 60 c | RR | RR | |
| 1 F | R | R | Overprint in silver |
| 2 F | RRR | RRR | |
This might be a forgery, in my view the basic stamp is also
forged (the "2" and the text "FRANCS A
PERCEVOIR" is placed too far to the right?). The word
"TAXE" is in thinner letters.
5 c blue on green 10 c brown on yellow 15 c green 20 c black on yellow 30 c red 50 c blue on yellow 60 c olive on blue 1 F green on yellow Surcharged (1926) '2 F =' on 1 F violet '3 F =' on 1 F brown
These stamps have perforation 13 1/2 x 14.
Value of the stamps |
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vc = very common c = common * = not so common ** = uncommon |
*** = very uncommon R = rare RR = very rare RRR = extremely rare |
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| Value | Unused | Used | Remarks |
| 5 c | c | c | |
| 10 c | c | c | |
| 15 c | c | c | |
| 20 c | * | * | |
| 30 c | * | * | |
| 50 c | * | * | |
| 60 c | * | * | |
| 1 F | * | * | |
| 2 F on 1 F | ** | ** | |
| 3 F on 1 F | *** | *** | |
Here with "ILES WALLIS et FUTUNA" overprint to be used
in Wallis and Futuna.
2 c blue and brown 4 c red and green 5 c orange and black 10 c red and blue 15 c green and orange 20 c brown and grey 25 c light brown and blue 30 c green and olive 50 c brown and red 60 c red and orange 1 F blue and grey 2 F red and green 3 F violet and brown
Here with "ILES WALLIS et FUTUNA FRANCE LIBRE"
overprint to be used in Wallis and Futuna.
10 c violet 30 c brown 50 c green 1 F orange 2 F red 3 F brown 4 F blue 5 F red-brown 10 F black 20 F violet
1 F orange 3 F blue 4 F violet 5 F blue 9 F black 10 F blue 13 F green 15 F light blue 24 F lilac 26 F orange 50 F green 100 F brown 200 F red
In 1926 some parcel stamps were issued, by overprinting postage stamps with "Colis Postaux". The following values were issued: 50 c on 5 F, 1 F, 2 F. In 1930 a second set was issued (printed on the stamps with the new design) in the values: 50 c, 1 F and 2 F.
(Example: 50 c on 5 F of the 1926 set)
50 c of the 1930 set
40 c red and green (RR) 50 c violet and brown (RR)
Another set of 26 stamps exists with a similar overprint in black or red (but the aeroplane is different); these stamps were sold from 4 to 22 December 1933 in Paris for stamp collectors.
65 c violet 4.50 F red 5 F brown 9 F blue 7 F green 10 F brown 20 F orange 50 F black
For an image of a similar stamp of another colony, click here.
4.50 F + 4 F black and red
1.20 F + 1.80 F blue and red ('quinzaine')
1.50 F + 3.50 F green ('protection')
For an image of a similar stamp of another colony, click here.
1 F orange 1.50 F red 5 F brown 10 F black 25 F blue 50 F green 100 F lilac
For an image of a similar stamp of another colony, click here.
8 F blue
For an image of a similar stamp of another colony, click here.
5 F grey 10 F red 15 F blue 20 F brown 25 F green 50 F violet
I've also seen this set imperforate.
50 F lilac and orange 100 F green 200 F yellow and brown
For an image of a similar stamp of another colony, click here
10 F blue, green, brown and red
3 F black and blue
14 F
Inscription "Nlle Caledonie Correspondance Militaire"
In 1893 some stamps were issued for military use,
they have a French flag in the design. These stamps were issued
mainly for stamp collectors and can be considered bogus.Various
designs in various colours exist.
According to Le Postillon Revue Philatelique of 1910, page 98,
https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k9802917r/f1n24.pdf?download=1
the numbers inside the design range from "1" to
"25" in various colors, which gives a large amount of
different stamps. They are called "Les petits drapeaux de
lieutenant-colonel Delauney" there.
Forged French Colonies stamps with forged "NOUVELLE CALEDONIE 2E/26 FEVR ??" cancels, these forgeries were probably made by the stamp forger Oneglia.
