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Showing items in Stamps and Covers - War Tax
;) | 1917 Trinidad & Tobago 1d War Tax (SG185) complete sheet of 120, u.m. | £36 |
;) | 1917 Jamaica WAR STAMP ½d pair on postcard to England. Corner wear. | £10 |
;) | 1919 registered cover from Barbados to U.S.A. with War Tax 1d together with 1d and 2½d. | £18 |
;) | 1936 cover from Bahamas to London with 1d Red Cross and 1d War Tax tied by GREEN TURTLE CAY cds's. | £22 |
;) | 1917 British Virgin Islands 1d and 3d War Stamps (SG78b, 79a) tied by TORTOLA cds to 1917 reg. cover to New York. | £36 |
;) | 1917 (26 Apr) reg. cover to U.S.A. with 1d and 3d War Stamps tied by large double circle 'ROAD TOWN' cds. Boxed reg h/s at left. Fine. | £60 |
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DAVIS J.G.M. War Tax Stamps of the British Empire First World War. British West Indies. R.P.S.L. 2009 xii + 400 large pp. 1st ed., new in D/W. Historical background to the issues, study of the overprints and postal use.
£55
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GARDNER'S SERIES Up Park Camp, Kingston, Jamaica. ½d War Stamp on picture side tied by forged Kingston cds. These fake postmarks date from the 1910-1920 period and were normally applied in France by postcard dealers pandering to the demand for postcards used thus.
£15
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DAVIS J.G.M. War Tax Stamps of the British Empire First World War. British West Indies. R.P.S.L. 2009 xii + 400 large pp. 1st ed., new in D/W. Historical background to the issues, study of the overprints and postal use.
£55
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Related items available in Old Picture Postcards
GARDNER'S SERIES Up Park Camp, Kingston, Jamaica. ½d War Stamp on picture side tied by forged Kingston cds. These fake postmarks date from the 1910-1920 period and were normally applied in France by postcard dealers pandering to the demand for postcards used thus.
£15
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