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AUSTRIA NEWSPAPER STAMPS of 1858 and later

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Austria Newspaper stamps of 1851

 

1858 Inscription 'K.K. ZEITUNGS POST STEMPEL'

(1) k lilac (1 k) blue

  (1) k lilac
  (1) k blue

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
lilac RR RR Cheapest reprints: **
blue RR RR Cheapest reprints: **

The reprints seem to have less sharp embossing.


This is a reprint with a forged 'TRIEST' cancel

 

1861 Inscription 'K.K. ZEITUNGS POST STEMPEL'

  (1) k lilac

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
lilac RR R Cheapest reprints: **

The reprints seem to have less sharp embossing.


Reprint

 

1863 Inscription 'K.K. ZEITUNGS POST STEMPEL'

"Newspaper" (1) k lilac

  (1) k lilac

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
lilac ** ** Cheapest reprints: *

The reprints seem to have less sharp embossing.

 

1867 Newspaper stamp, no inscription at all, Head of Mercury

 

  (1 k) lilac
  1/2 k green (1880)

These stamps exists with private perforation, example:


The stamp dealer Friedl applied un-official perforations. This could be one of his 'products'.

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
lilac c vc  
1/2 k * c  

 

1899 Head of Mercury

20 h red

 

  2 h blue
  6 h orange
  10 h brown
  20 h red

These staps exist privately perforated, example:

2 h blue, "Private perforation"

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
2 h * vc  
6 h ** *  
10 h ** c  
20 h * *  

 

1908 Mercury

  2 h blue
  6 h orange
  10 h red
  20 h brown

These stamps exist privately perforated, example:

2 h blue "Private perforation"

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
2 h vc vc  
6 h * c  
10 h * vc  
20 h * c  

 

1916 Inscription 'KAISERLICHE KONIGLICHE OSTERREICHISCHE POST ZEITUNGSMARKE'

  2 h brown
  4 h green
  6 h blue
  10 h orange
  30 h red

Overprinted 'Deutschosterreich' in fancy letters (1918)
  2 h brown
  4 h green
  6 h blue
  10 h orange
  30 h red

These stamps exist privately perforated, example:

2 h brown "Private perforation"

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
2 h vc vc  
4 h c c  
6 h c c  
10 h * c  
30 h * c  

Overprinted 'Deutsch Osterreich'

2 h vc vc  
4 h vc vc  
6 h c c  
10 h c c  
30 h c c  

I've seen postal stationary with two 2 h images on it, similar to the postage stamps, example:

 

1920 Head of Mercury, inscription 'Deutschosterreich', imperforated

  2 h violet
  4 h brown
  5 h grey
  6 h blue
  8 h green
  9 h yellow
  10 h red
  12 h blue
  15 h lilac
  18 h green
  20 h orange
  30 h brown
  45 h green
  60 h red
  72 h brown
  90 h violet
  1.20 K orange
  2.40 K green
  3 K grey

Note, that these stamps exist with private perforations, example:

Value of the stamps

vc = very common
c  = common
*  = not so common
** = uncommon
*** = very uncommon
R   = rare
RR  = very rare
RRR = extremely rare
Value Unused Used Remarks
All values vc vc  

 

1922 New design with Mercury, inscription 'Osterreich'

  45 h grey
  75 h brown
  1.50 K olive
  1.80 K blue
  2.25 K brown
  3 K green
  6 K red
  7.50 K yellow

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