Description
MiNo. 0045A MNH(I) SIAM
Bpr.; A = perf. 13 1/2:14; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, date of issue: 01.09.1899
Overprint, date of issue: 01.02.1905
Picture descriptions:
g) King Chulalongkorn (1853-1910)
45 A 1 Att on 14 Atts blue g
Quantity: 50,000 pieces
Designer: unknown
Printer: Giesecke and Devrient, Leipzig, Germany
Overprint: Gotte, Co., Bangkok
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVRE HINGED (MNH)" perforated single stamps WITHOUT! hinged and / or hinged rests, darkened gum (Tropical Gum), gum as issued
Issue Notice:
Bpr.; A = perf. 13 1/2:14; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, date of issue: 01.09.1899
Overprint, date of issue: 01.02.1905
Picture descriptions:
g) King Chulalongkorn (1853-1910)
45 A 1 Att on 14 Atts blue g
Quantity: 50,000 pieces
Designer: unknown
Printer: Giesecke and Devrient, Leipzig, Germany
Overprint: Gotte, Co., Bangkok
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVRE HINGED (MNH)" perforated single stamps WITHOUT! hinged and / or hinged rests, darkened gum (Tropical Gum), gum as issued
Issue Notice:
- MiNo. 39 with black value overprint in Latin and Siamese script
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From MiNo. 45, there are 6 known errors
- Double surdharge
- Missplaced surcharge
- Missing Stop behind Att
- Small "1"
- First "t" in Antique font
- Second "t" in Antique font
- All stamp scans shown here are sample images. If you would like to see the original scans of the stamps you are interested in purchasing, please request them from us BEFORE PURCHASING! Otherwise, you will, of course, receive stamps of equivalent value and impeccable quality from our stock books, depending on the desired condition (MH/MNH)
- STAMPS UP TO APPROX. 1950:
- (MH/MLH) / (*) - Mint / unused with hinges, hinge remains, incomplete gum, tropical gum etc.
- (MNH) / (**) - Mint never hinged and/or without hinge remnants, complete gum as issued, possibly darkened.
- CERTIFICATE / CERTIFICATION:
- On request and against payment of costs (approx. 50€) we will be happy to have a certificate issued by P.A.T. Bangkok.
- However, this can take up to 5 months, since the P.A.T. committee only meets every 3 months.
