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Introduction |
1865, Riester Essay
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1865, Barre Essay, Paris |
1868, The first Lions Stamps, the so-called "Bagheri
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The Lion issue of 1875
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1875, 1 Kran yellow Essay |
1875, Four Shahis Special printing on thin Paper |
1876 (July), Vertical Sheetlets of 4
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August 1876, Issue in blocks of four |
1877-1878, Official Teheran Re-Issue |
1878-1879, The so-called Re-engraved Issue |
1879/79, The last Lion stamps (Four Kran
blue and Five Kran stamps) |
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The Bagheri stamps were used on covers
without cancellations as no postmark was available for cancellation of the
stamps. The only genuine cancellation to be found on these stamps consist of two
pen strokes forming an “X” mark.
Covers with Bagheri stamps are very rare and not many are known. Here is such
a rare cover...
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4ch. Blue-green, type 5, uncancelled as usual, used on reverse of neat small
native cover to Isphahan, dated 15 October 1872 |
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Cover with 1 ch black (type B)
and 4 ch red (type C) |
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| 1 ch black (type B)
and 4 ch red (type C), both cancelled by brownish cancel from KAZVIN, 22/2
on domestic cover. |
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