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10 c green 20 c blue
The 10 c green was also used bisected, example:
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5 c green 10 c brown 10 c red (1900) 20 c green 30 c blue (1915) 50 c brown 50 c grey (1900) 1 F red 1 F yellow (1900)
From 1919 on a new design with white center was issued, example:
Ordinary stamps overprinted with a 'T' were also used as postage due stamps, examples:
(reduced sizes)
50 c grey 1 F green
10 c violet 25 c green 50 c brown 60 c olive 80 c black 1 F red 5 F blue
The 10 c, 25 c, 50 c, 1 F and 5 F exist in two types; with solid background (1871) and with lined background (1897).
5 c grey 5 c brown
(Sorry, no picture available yet, if anybody has a picture of this stamp, please contact me!)
25 F green and red
20 mots (=words) 50 cent
3 types of this label exist: the above one (1865), one with larger inscriptions (1866) and one with the lion facing the right (1875). I don't know what the exact status of these labels was.
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10 c black
(1 Fr blue, value in red)
25 c violet and black 30 c olive and black 50 c green and black 90 c brown and black 1 F blue and red 2 F brown and black 3 F red and blue 3.75 F lilac and blue
I have seen reprints of these stamps (also without the value inscription). All the values I have seen were printed in tete-beche columns (quite far apart) and imperforate, examples:
Examples:
(left: 1884 issue French inscription only and right: 1891 issue inscription in French and Flemish)
In the above design were issued the values (1884: with inscription in French only): 10 c, 25 c, 50 c, 1 F, 1.50 F, 2.50 F, 3 F, 3.50 F, 4 F, 4.50 F, 5 F, 5.50 F, 6 F, 6.50 F, 7 F, 7.50 F, 8 F, 8.50 F, 9 F, 9.50 F, 10 F, 10.50 F, 11 F, 11.50 F, 12 F, 12.50 F, 15 F, 17.50 F, 20 F, 22.50 F, 25 F, 30 F, 35 F, 40 F, 45 F and 50 F (all in the colour blue). Red stamps also seem to have been issued in the same design.
1891: with inscription in French and Flemish, at least the following values were issued: 10 c, 25 c, 1 F, 1.50 F, 2.50 F, 3 F, 3.50 F, 4 F, 4.50 F, 5 F, 5.50 F, 6 F, 6.50 F, 7 F, 7.50 F, 8 F, 8.50 F, 9 F, 9.50 F, 10 F, 10.50 F, 11 F, 11.50 F, 12 F, 12.50 F, 15 F, 17.50 F, 20 F, 22.50 F, 25 F, 30 F, 35 F, 40 F, 45 F and 50 F (all in the colour blue). Red stamps also seem to have been issued in the same design.
('AFFICHES AANPLAKBRIEVEN', 1886, reduced size)
In the above 'AFFICHES' design were issued the values: 5 c, 6 c, 7 c, 8 c, 9 c, 10 c, 11 c and 12 c, all in red, (two shades were of red were issued), both perforated or imperforate. In 1886 the Flemish inscription 'AANPLAKBRIEVEN' was added in the design (same values, all in red colour, only perforated).
('TAXES FISCALES')
In the above 'TAXES FISCALES' design I have seen 10 c brown (grey underprint), 9 F blue (yellow underprint), 100 F olive (blue underprint) and 500 F red (brown underprint). I don't know when this design was issued.
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Many different kinds of overprints exist.
10 c brown 20 c blue 25 c green 50 c red 80 c yellow 1 F grey
10 c brown 15 c grey 20 c blue 25 c green 50 c red 80 c yellow 1 F lilac 2 F yellow
Forgeries of these stamps exist (made in 1925, sometimes referred to as reprints). Genuine stamps sometimes show part of a watermark, the forgeries never do. The genuine stamps are perforated 15 1/2 x 14 1/2. The forgeries have different perforation (14 or 11, according to 'Focus on forgeries') or are imperforate. The colours shades of the forgeries can be quite different from the genuine stamps. Forged postmarks exist on these forgeries, for example, I think the postmark 'CUREGHEL 14 AOUT 1894' is forged.
10 c brown and black 15 c grey and black 20 c blue and black 25 c green and black 30 c orange and black 40 c blue and black 50 c red and black 60 c violet and black 70 c blue and black 80 c yellow and black 90 c red and black 1 F lilac and black 2 F yellow and black
10 c brown and grey 15 c grey and violet 20 c blue and brown 25 c green and red 30 c orange and green 35 c yellow and green (1912) 40 c blue and violet 50 c red and violet 55 c brown and blue (1912) 60 c lilac and red 70 c blue and red 80 c yellow and lilac 90 c red and green
1 F lilac and orange 1 F 10 red and grey 2 F yellow and green 3 F black and blue 4 F green and red (1912) 5 F orange and green (1912) 10 F brown and lilac (1912)
Reprints exist (also imperforate or with forged postmarks).
(Reduced size, genuine)
(Genuine 5 c and 10 c; only 700 printed of each value!)
5 c green 10 c red 20 c olive 25 c blue 35 c brown 40 c green 50 c grey 1 F orange 2 F violet 5 F brown
All these overprints are rare. Forged overprints exist, example:
Example:
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