Scott has it listed as #89 issued in 1973.
Dave Lachance (16 Sep 99)

Stamp #331 is certainly listed in Gibbons (SG246); the 2, 3 and 4 Chetrum values were issued in 1972, so perhaps Yvert & Tellier list them later (you could check).
David Heppell (16 Sep 99)

#332 is Scott Mongolia #1077c.
Dave Lachance (16 Sep 99)

#332, Mongolia issued a set of 4 x 1 tugrik stamps (SG1211-1214) for the death centenary of Sir Rowland Hill and the International Stamp Exhibition in Sofia. This is SG1213, "Travelling post office, London-Birmingham railway".
David Heppell (16 Sep 99)

#333 is footnoted after Scott Nepal #O15: "The overprint 'Kaj Sarkari' in Devanagari characters means 'Service.' Five other denominations, 10p, 40p, 75p, 2r and 5r were similarly overprinted but not issued. In 1983 substantial quantities of the set of nine values were sold as remainders by the Post Office at face value (under $1 for the set)."
Dave Lachance (16 Sep 99)

Stamp #333 is SGO151; In Gibbons this is catalogued at 1961, when the 5 paisa stamp in this set was issued, so it is easy so miss. SGO151 was not issued until April 1983, although the unoverprinted stamp was issued in 1962. Gibbons notes that unsold stock was subsequently made available for postage use, both on official and ordinary mail.
David Heppell (16 Sep 99)

#336: the green one is China under Japanese occ. 1940; the red one next to it 1944, I think, jap. occ. as well; the second from right is 1948 mainland but still Republic, the blue one in middle is same, not occupied, 1944.
Paul Luchter (19 Sep 99)

These "Palissy" stamps have their own section in Ceres. They were used as training stamps.
Jay Carrigan (27 Sep 99)

"Aussig is free": Aussig is known as Ustì Nad Ladem today, it is east of Teplice... I have an Austrian Empire letter seal for the Aussig-Teplitzer Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft, any suggestions on which country I should put this in Austria or Czechoslovakia (pre-cursor division)? I think it is in the Sudetenland, so this stamp could be after the takeover of it by Germany in the 1930's.. I don't think it is in Michel's german Specialized catalog...
Paul S. Luchter (1 Oct 99)

I investigated Occussi-Ambeno stamps back in January when I received a few. At that time they had a web site but it's not there now (although it's still shown on an Altavista search for "ocussi-ambeno"). I saved the stamps page, and attach a zip file in case you want to see some more stamps. (The missing picture at the top of the page wasn't a stamp.)

Every reference I have found to Occussi-Ambeno "stamps" says they are bogus.
Chris Doran (13 Oct 99)

#340 Occussi-Ambeno - The production of stamps of Occussi-Ambeno, as written on "Cinderella Philatelist April 1978" is done by Bruce Henderson (New Zealand), who created many other non-existing states, offered as locals in many auctions! The stamp depicted in image #340 is one of a set which was printed in Spain and surely it is the best of this "supposed to be Country", the other labels, (very many) are of a lower quality production. Anyway we are speaking of Cinderellas and not of stamps.
Fabio Vaccarezza (15 May 00)