Stamp: Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge (Russia 1922)
Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge (Russia 1922)
25 January (Russia ) within release To assist the populations affected by poor harvest goes into circulation Stamp Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 250+250 Russian ruble
| Stamp Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: RU 170aK |
| Stamp Number: | Sn: RU B21a |
| Unificato: | Un: RU 158c |
Stamp is vertical format.
Inverted black overprintAlso in the issue To assist the populations affected by poor harvest:
- Stamp - Black overprints face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Yellow-orange overprints face value 250+250;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Red overprint & surcharge face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 250+250;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge face value 250+250;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Blue overprint & surcharge face value 100+100;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Orange overprint & surcharge face value 250+250;
- Stamp - Volga Famine Relief - Orange overprint & surcharge face value 250+250;
Stamp Volga Famine Relief - Black overprint & surcharge it reflects the thematic directions:
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