 #R1 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
R#1 is a revenue stamps from Iran. I think is a justice ministry stamp.
| |
 #R2 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
#R2: Translates as follows: "Kingdom of Morocco / Civil Status / Signature Verification or Placement / 1.00 Dirham".
| |
 #R3 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
R#3 is another revenue stamps from Iran, I don't know what kind it is but its overprint reads
"Khorasan" (a province in NE Iran).
| |
 #R4 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
 #R5 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
R#5 is a charity stamp from Iran.
| |
 #R6 |
Where is this from?
Posted by Leo Bakx on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
#R6: this is from the Republic of Lebanon.
| |
 #R7 |
Probably a revenue for tobacco or cigarettes. I would like to know what the overprint says, what region/locality it was for, when it was issued/used, and its type of use.
Posted by Paul Luchter on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
The Chinese blue band label has an overprint that says in the center
"Jiang (Chiang or Kiang according to romanization preference)six districts"
or "sixth district" and is dated "sixteenth year, second month". Assuming
this to be Republic of China, this corresponds to February 1927. The long
inscrption refers to a special tax district certification for rolled
somethings (cigars?) in all of Jiangsu (Kiangsu) province.
| |
 #R8 |
This stamp seems to be Bulgarian - the value is in
Bulgarian Lew and the text is Cyrillic. But I don't find it in any
catalogs, and I would like to know what its purpose was.
Posted by Bjørn Harald Bakken on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
Thanks to some German collectors, I am now able to identify my "own"
submissions of unknown Revenues to your site: | |
 #R9 |
This would appear to be some type of Polish revenue stamp.
Posted by Ron McKean on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
This is Polish Revenue stamp for "Treasury Fee". Oplata means fee or duty. This particular one is from 1958 set, #7B7 in
Norton/Gryzewski, revised by Martin Erler "Catalogue of the Adhesive Revenue Stamps of Poland".
| |
 #R10 |
I think it must be a fiscal stamp, but what puzzles me is that the value is expressed in Fl (for Dutch guilders) whereas the inscriptions are German ???
Posted by Henk Wallays on 07 Dec 00 |
|
ANSWERS:
This is an Austrian Revenue from 1888 Forbin nr. 300.
The value is 1 Florin which was the current in Austria at that moment untill about 1895 when they changed it into Kreuzer.
| |
| A second opinion? Try |
 |
You can reach us by e-mail at:
s.adinolfi@raster.it