My Croatia Stamps
1942
The Independent state of Croatia was established in parts of occupied Yugoslavia on 10 April 1942, after the invasion by the Axis powers. Its territory consisted of most of modern-day Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as some parts of modern-day Serbia and Slovenia, but also excluded many Croat-populated areas in Dalmatia (until late 1943), Istria, and Međimurje regions (which today are part of Croatia).
Michel 70 to 73
"Model Airplane Exhibition"
Issued 25th Mar 1942. Stamps issued to commemorate the Model Airplane Exhibition in Croatia, printed on unwatermarked sheets (5x5) and perf L 11¼.
Michel Block 1
"Block 1"
Issued: .
Michel Block 2
"Block 2"
Issued: .
Michel 78 to 80
"1st Anniversary of Independence"
Issued: 9th Apr 1942 to commemorate the first anniversary of the Independent state of Croatia. Perf L11¼.
Michel 81
"Philatelic Exhibition in Banja Luka"
Issued: 13th Jun 1942, to commemorate the 1942 Philatelic Exhibition in Banja Luca. Perf L11¼.
Michel 82
"Overprint Brown Carmine"
Issued: 23rd Jun 1942. Perf L11½.
Michel 83 to 85
"State Welfare Fund"
Issued: 5th Jul 1942 to raise funds for the State Welfare fund "Pomoc". Printed on sheets (5x5) and perf L11¼.
Michel 86 to 90
"Red Cross"
Issued: 4th Oct 1942 to raise funds for the red Cross. Printed on sheets (10x10) and perf L11¼.
Michel 91 and 92
Ustascha Youth"
Issued: 22nd Nov 1942 to raise funds for the Ustascha Youth. Printed on sheets (5x5) and perf L14½.
Michel Block 3
"Block 3"
Issued: .
Michel 11 to 16
"Portomarken"
Issued:
Michel 1 to 18
"Official Stamps"
Issued: 5th Feb 1942 to Mar 1944.
Michel 1
"Red Cross"
Issued: 4th Oct 1942 to raise funds for the Red Cross. Printed on sheets (5x5) and perf L11.