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• Caveat Emptor - bleached postmarks China and Hong Kong
• by amtc911( 252)
• The professional fakers have almost perfected the art of bleaching postmarks on classic China and Hong Kong stamps.The usual postmark on Queen Victorian stamps before 1892 is the B62 obliterator common to all... 

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  Fakes | Hong Kong | China | stamps | postmarks

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• Tibet 1914 issue, the rare 4 Trangka blue stamp
• by 22028( 2727)
• The 4 Trangka, blue color stamp from the 1914 issue of Tibet is the rarest and most valuable stamp of Tibet.GENERAL RULE:4 Trangka, The small rays from the ring in every corner of the stamp point inwards 8... 

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  Tibet stamps | Fake | Forgery | Forgeries

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• Reprints of Tibet stamps
• by 22028( 2727)
• Many times Tibetan stamps are offered as reprints. Please note that are, with one exception, NO official reprints of Tibetan stamps exisits . All stamps offered as reprints are fake.The mentioned exception are... 

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  Tibet stamps | reprints

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• Stamps & Postal History of the States of India
• by 22028( 2727)
• The Indian States are usually divided into "Indian Feudatory States" or "Native Feudatory States." However, the term native was abandoned after WWI by the British Imperial Government itself; and students of... 

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  India | India States | Feudatory | Convention

• 18 of 19 people found this guide helpful

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• The "Official" Stamps of Tibet
• by 22028( 2727)
• The "Officials" of Tibet, Armand E. Singer, 81/2 x 11 inches, comb bound, 40 pages, illustrated.This book is an expanded and revised version of a 2-part article that originally appeared in 1999 issues of the... 

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  Tibet | Officials | Offical | Stamps

• 17 of 17 people found this guide helpful

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