Stamp: type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' (Belgian Congo 1909)

  1. Catalogue
  2. Belgian Congo
  3. 1909
  4. Congo Free State Stamps Overprinted CONGO BELGE
  5. type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE'

type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' (Belgian Congo 1909)

01 January (Belgian Congo ) within release Congo Free State Stamps Overprinted CONGO BELGE goes into circulation Stamp type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' face value 10 Belgian franc

Stamp type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' in catalogues
Belgium: Bel: BE-CD 39B T3

Stamp is horizontal format.

Local handstamped overprint in Brussels Overprint type 3 - overprint is 17.5mm long. the top of C in CONGO barely curves downward. The top loop of B in BELGE is taller and narrower than the bottom loop. Very minimal space between LG in overprint. Perforations are 12 1/2 to 16.

Also in the issue Congo Free State Stamps Overprinted CONGO BELGE:

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Stamp type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' in digits
Country: Belgian Congo
Date: 1909-01-01
Paper: Unknown
Print: Unknown
Size: 34 x 24
Perforation: Unknown 12
Emission: Definitive
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 10 Belgian franc

Stamp type 'Mols' manual overprint 'CONGO BELGE' it reflects the thematic directions:

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