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GERMAN COLONIES
TOGO
STAMPS
1915

Togo became a German Protectorate from 5th Jul 1884 with the German post Office starting from 1st Mar 1889.

Togo was located on the western coast of Africa and occupied a thin 50Km wide strip of the "Slave Coast". The area expands into the hinterland for about 560Km and is 175Km wide from north to south at its widest part. As the area was so small it was difficult to defend militarily and so was forced to surrender to British and French troops on 26th Aug 1915.

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MICHEL 16 to 21
BRITISH OCCUPATION
REGULAR ISSUE IMPERIAL YACHT

7th Jan 1915: Regular Issue Michel 7, 10, 13, 14, 21 and 22 with new closer spaced black typography overprint ("Anglo-French") total width only 15mm.

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Mi 16
3Pf
dark ochre brown
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Mi 17
5Pf
dark green
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Mi 18
10Pf
dark carmine red
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Mi 19
20Pf
violet ultramarine
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Mi 20
40Pf
dark reddish carmine / black
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Mi 21
50Pf
dark brownish lilac / red black on dull brown orange
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MICHEL 8 to 19
FRENCH OCCUPATION
REGULAR ISSUE IMPERIAL YACHT

1915: Michel 7, 10 to 14, 16 to 19, 21 and 22 with new thicker typography overprint from the Lome Missionary Printing Plant.

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Mi 8
05 Cent on 3Pf
dark ochre brown
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Mi 9
5Pf
dark green
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Mi 10
10Pf
dark carmine red
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Mi 11
20Pf
violet ultramarine
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Mi 12
25Pf
reddish oramge / yellow black on light yellow
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Mi 13
30Pf
reddish orange / red black on dull yellowish orange
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Mi 14
40Pf
dark reddish carmine / black
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Mi 15
50Pf
dark brownish lilac / red black on dull brown orange
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Mi 16
1 Mark
dark red
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Mi 17
2 Mark
blackish blue
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Mi 18
3 Mark
violet black
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Mi 19
5 Mark
green black / brownish carmine
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21-Jul-2020 11:49