Stamp: Map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series (Cinderellas 1950)

Map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series (Cinderellas 1950)

01 January (Cinderellas ) within release Maluku Selatan goes into circulation Stamp Map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series face value 5 Indonesian sen

Stamp Map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series in catalogues
Colnect codes: Col: MS 1950-04A

Stamp is horizontal format.

Second wave of Maluku Selatan issues: stamp-like vignettes without a date of issue of Maluku Selatan that were sold by the government in exile in the Netherlands (with the old spelling "Repoeblik Maloekoe Selatan"). This expenditure should make the archipelago and the flag of the Republic of Maluku Selatan known and point out the concerns of the government in exile. The currency, although published in the Netherlands, is in Indonesian rupiah or sen. The use of these vignettes for franking purposes is not known. The map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series is very scarce. Possible listed in a 'Dai Nippon' catalog?

Also in the issue Maluku Selatan:

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Stamp Map (Ambon, Sapora and Ceram) and flag series in digits
Country: Cinderellas
Date: 1950-01-01
Size: 39 x 26
Perforation: 10
Emission: Cinderella
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 5 Indonesian sen

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