Stamp: Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" (Russia, Civil War Regional Issues 1922)

  1. Catalogue
  2. Russia, Civil War Regional Issues
  3. 1922
  4. Nikolayevsk on Amur (Priamur)
  5. Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje"

Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" (Russia, Civil War Regional Issues 1922)

01 October (Russia, Civil War Regional Issues ) within release Nikolayevsk on Amur (Priamur) goes into circulation Stamp Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" face value 35 Russian kopek

Stamp Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" in catalogues
Stamp Number: Sn: RU-SI 97a
Yvert et Tellier: Yt: RU-NI 38a
Stanley Gibbons: Sg: RU-PR 111a
Unificato: Un: RU-PR 38a

Stamp is vertical format.

Inverted overprint.

Also in the issue Nikolayevsk on Amur (Priamur):

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Stamp Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" in digits
Country: Russia, Civil War Regional Issues
Date: 1922-10-01
Paper: White thin paper with vertical rhombus coated mesh
Print: Typography
Size: 19 x 25
Perforation: comb 14¼ x 14¾
Emission: Definitive
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 35 Russian kopek

Stamp Russian Definitive with overprint "Priam. Zemskije Kraje" it reflects the thematic directions:

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