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| 1912, December 1 - ¼g and ½g.
1913, July 1 - 1g to 16g. Overprinted by the Ethiopian Post Office by rubber handstamp in black on 1909 Definitive issue. SC: J43-49. SG: D161-167. MI: P29-35. YV: T36-42. |
| 148
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¼ g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted d. Double, both inverted |
750
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| 149
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½ g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
750
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| 150
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1 g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
3,750
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| 151
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2 g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
3,750
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| 152
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4 g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
3,750
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| 153
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8 g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
3,750
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| 154
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16 g Black handstamp
a. Inverted b. Double c. Double, one inverted |
3,750
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| Notes:
1. Quantities of issue reported are not confirmed and must be in error. Based on relative availability in the marketplace, the low values probably had a printing in the range of 25,000, with no more than 3,750 for the 16g. 2. Postal use was very limited. Most cancelled copies are CTO. 3. FORGERIES: See 1908 ASKEFIL & T postage dues for descriptions. Forgeries of the two high values are rare as few unoverprinted stamps were available to the forgers. |
Revised: July 30, 2002