Description
MiNo. 160A MNH(I) Siam
StTpr. (London) A = perf. 14; StTdr. (Vienna) A = perf. 14:14 1/2; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, Issue date: 01.02.1920
Picture description:
Small Tiger head
160 A 5 S (+ 5 S) karmin on pink (167)
Quantity: 6,000 pieces
Designer: unknown
Printer: The Imperial Royal Court and State Printing Works, Vienna, Austria; Waterlow and Sons, London
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" perforated Single Stamp, WITHOUT! folds and / or rest of hinge, light and full gum as issued
Issue Notice:
StTpr. (London) A = perf. 14; StTdr. (Vienna) A = perf. 14:14 1/2; B = imperforated
Single Stamp, Issue date: 01.02.1920
Picture description:
Small Tiger head
160 A 5 S (+ 5 S) karmin on pink (167)
Quantity: 6,000 pieces
Designer: unknown
Printer: The Imperial Royal Court and State Printing Works, Vienna, Austria; Waterlow and Sons, London
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" perforated Single Stamp, WITHOUT! folds and / or rest of hinge, light and full gum as issued
Issue Notice:
- 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).
- Postage stamps of previous issues with print in Thai and English "Scout's Fund" and a small tiger head in the middle.
- Extract from the Michel catalog:
- Unless otherwise noted, the prices for mint stamps from MiNo. 1-259 for stamps with fold (*/MH), from MiNo. 260A for mint stamps (**/MNH)
- For mint stamps (**/MNH) up to MiNr. 259A, a surcharge of approx. 100% must be added to the prices for stamps with a fold (*/MH)
- Upon request and against payment of costs, we will be happy to have a photo certificate or a certificate of the condition and authenticity of the P.A.T., Bangkok created. Please note that the creation of a certificate via P.A.T., Bangkok can take up to 3 months. But that's not because of us, but because the certification Committee of the P.A.T. only meets every 3 months.