Revenue Stamp: Documentary/Battleship (United States of America 1898)
Documentary/Battleship (United States of America 1898)
01 January (United States of America ) within release Revenues goes into circulation Revenue Stamp Documentary/Battleship face value 2*10 United States cent
| Revenue Stamp Documentary/Battleship in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Stamp Number: | Sn: US R168b |
Revenue Stamp is square format.
Horizontal pair, imperforate verticallyAlso in the issue Revenues:
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 1;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*10;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2*2;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2*1;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 4;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*2;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*5;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Commerce face value 3;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*5;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*50;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 50;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 5;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Commerce face value 1;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*2;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 1;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*4;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*50;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2*2;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 2*50;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Battleship face value 25;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Commerce face value 2*1;
- Revenue Stamp - Documentary/Commerce face value 2*10;
- Revenue Stamp - US Internal Revenue face value 2;
Revenue Stamp Documentary/Battleship it reflects the thematic directions:
A ship is a large watercraft that travels the world's oceans and other sufficiently deep waterways, carrying passengers or goods, or in support of specialized missions, such as defense, research and fishing. Historically, a "ship" was a sailing vessel with at least three square-rigged masts and a full bowsprit. Ships are generally distinguished from boats, based on size, shape and load capacity.
