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Preview of Stamps Catalogue: VOLUME 2 |
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For issues from 1863 to 1889 click here.
Value in 'GULDEN' 1 G blue (1890) 1 G violet (1896) 2 G red (1890) 2 G green (1896) Value in 'KRONEN' (1900)
1 K red 2 K violet 4 K green
These stamps exist with many perforations.
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 |
1 G blue | *** | * | |
1 G violet | *** | * | |
2 G red | *** | ** | |
2 G green | *** | *** | |
1 K | ** | c | |
2 K | *** | c | |
4 K | *** | ** |
Head of emperor in ellipse
Emperor in an ellipse 1 k grey and black 2 k brown and black 3 k red and black 10 k blue and black 12 k red and black 15 k lilac and black 20 k green and black 24 k blue and black 30 k brown and black 50 k violet and black
New types, emperor in an octagonal (1891) 20 k green and black 24 k blue and black 30 k brown and black 50 k lilac and black
These stamps exist with many perforations.
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 |
Head in ellipse | |||
1 k | * | vc | |
2 k | c | vc | |
3 k | c | vc | |
5 k | * | vc | |
10 k | * | vc | |
12 k | ** | c | |
15 k | * | vc | |
20 k | ** | * | |
24 k | * | * | |
30 k | ** | c | |
50 k | ** | ** | |
Head in octagonal | |||
20 k | * | vc | |
24 k | * | c | |
30 k | * | vc | |
50 k | ** | c |
Forgery; 20 k yellow. Perhaps a cut from some souvenir sheet?
Emperor in an ellipse, value in black (1899)
1 h lilac and black 2 h grey and black 3 h brown and black 5 h green and black 6 h orange and black Emperor in an ellipse, values in the same colour as the stamp (1904)
1 h lilac 2 h black 3 h brown 5 h green 6 h orange Emperor in a rectangle, value in black on a coloured ground
10 h red and black 20 h brown and black 25 h blue and black 30 h lilac and black Emperor in a rectangle, value in black on a white ground (1904)
10 h red and black 20 h brown and black 25 h blue and black 30 h lilac and black Emperor in a rectangle, value in the same colour as the stamp (1906)
10 h red 12 h violet 20 h brown 25 h blue 30 h lilac Emperor in and octogonal, values in black
35 h green and black 40 h olive and black 50 h blue and black 60 h brown and black Emperor in octogonal, value in white
35 h green 40 h violet 50 h blue 60 h brown 72 h red
For the specialist; these stamps exist with varnish bars (to prevent re-using the stamps):
Also many perforations exist.
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 |
Emperor in an ellipse, value in black | |||
1 h | c | c | |
2 h | * | vc | |
3 h | c | vc | |
5 h | * | vc | |
6 h | * | vc | |
Emperor in an ellipse, values in the same colour as the stamp | |||
1 h | * | c | |
2 h | * | c | |
3 h | * | vc | |
5 h | * | vc | |
6 h | * | c | |
Emperor in a rectangle, value in black on a coloured ground |
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10 h | * | vc | |
20 h | * | c | |
25 h | *** | c | |
30 h | * | c | |
Emperor in a rectangle, value in black on a white ground |
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10 h | * | vc | |
20 h | ** | c | |
25 h | ** | c | |
30 h | ** | c | |
Emperor in a rectangle, value in the same colour as the stamp |
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10 h | c | vc | |
12 h | * | c | |
20 h | * | vc | |
25 h | * | vc | |
30 h | ** | c | |
Emperor in and octogonal, values in black | |||
35 h | *** | vc | |
40 h | ** | c | |
50 h | ** | * | |
60 h | *** | c | |
Emperor in octogonal, value in white |
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35 h | ** | vc | |
40 h | ** | c | |
50 h | *** | c | |
60 h | ** | vc | |
72 h | *** | c |
For stamps overprinted with 'PARA', 'PIASTRE', 'CENTS' or 'FRANC' see Austrian post offices in Turkey and Crete, examples:
Two stamps with "Friedl" perforations.
A toy stamp? I've also seen the 10 h red.
For Issues of 1908 to 1915 click here.
2 h blue 6 h orange 10 h brown 20 h red
These staps exist privately perforated, example:
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 |
2 h | * | vc | |
6 h | ** | * | |
10 h | ** | c | |
20 h | * | * |