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We have a thread for 'Pacific not PNG', but not specifically for Nauru - and not many Nauru there either!torstenweller wrote:I did not see a topic for Nauru Commercial Covers,
Yep a $US30 cover unless philatelic.lesbootman wrote:
I suspect that the 5c stamps on this 1972 cover may be SGF110a.
I don't have any reason to believe it was philatelic but I don't know.Global Administrator wrote:Yep a $US30 cover unless philatelic.lesbootman wrote:
I suspect that the 5c stamps on this 1972 cover may be SGF110a.
Not really in the spirit of the thread, considering there are already threads for New Zealand and that bigger island to the left.... can't remember its name
Does that extend to the higher value "Seahorses".. Ireland, Nauru, Bechuanaland Protectorate et al ?norvic wrote:Perfectly valid use. Any GB stamps which were overprinted but not surcharged could be used on inland post. So not Morocco Agencies Spanish or French, but Tangier was OK. Similarly with some of the Persian Gulf overprints, I think.manfaefife wrote:This is a strange one it's a Pacific Island Stamp but used in GB !
Are you sure about that rate Satsuma? I can't find the Salote Memorial stamps in Gibbons at those values .satsuma wrote:Here's a cover, posted 31 Dec 1971, unfortunately with no back stamp showing arrival date in Sydney.
It seems pretty expensive mail, the pink stamp is 5/-, the aqua stamp is 2/6 and the banana is 1/-; a total of 8 shillings and sixpence.
I'm not sure how you would classsify the usage; although it's addressed to a commercial organisation, the letter inside is from a staff member saying hello to the other staff.
It's a bit toned as is obvious from the scan.
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