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GERMAN COLONIES
SUDWEST AFRIKA
STAMPS
1898 / 1899

German possession since 7th Aug 1884 with the Post Office starting on 16th July 1888.

German Southwest Africa, present day Namibia, is located on the west coast of South Africa. The postal network started in July 1888 and almost 100 post offices were created up until the First World War. German Southwest Africa was handed over to the South African Union on the 9th July 1915.

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MICHEL 9
REGULAR ISSUE GERMAN EMPIRE
(Country name in two words)

Issued: Oct 1898/1899: Regular issue German Empire stamps. Michel 45 to 50 (so-called "crown/eagle") with black Typography overprint, country name in two words. "Deutsch Sudwestafrika".

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Mi 9
20 Pf
orange
(varations)


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VARIATIONS

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Mi 9a
yellowish orange
Mi 9b
dark orange


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PLATE FLAWS

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Mi 9 PF II
'I' in 'REICHSPOST' split on top


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21-Jul-2020 01:36