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Andrew McClellan

A Postage and Revenue Stamps

2018

Contents:

Africa (East)

British East Africa

East Africa & Uganda / KUT

Kenya

Tanganyika-Tanzania

Uganda

Zanzibar

Africa (Southern)

South Africa - Entertainments (Cape etc)

South Africa - Entertainments (Natal)

South West Africa / Namibia

Asia

Brunei

Burma

Burma stamp paper

Labuan

Malaya (FMS)

Maldive Islands

Mauritius

Mauritius supplementary information

North Borneo / Sabah

Seychelles

Seychelles supplementary information

Europe

GB and Ireland Excise

Malta

Former Italian Colonies

Eritrea (British Occupation)

Eritrea (Ethiopian and Independent)

Libya (British Occupation)

Somalia (British Occupation)

Somalia (ITT and Independent)

Middle East

Abu Dhabi

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Aden

Bahrain

Dubai

Euro-Arab Chambers of Commerce

Kuwait

Libya (Kingdom federal issues)

Libya (Kingdom regional issues)

Libya (Republic and People's Republic)

Oman

Palestine

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Syria

Syria (Key)

Syria (Syndicates and Charities)

Trucial States

United Arab Emirates

Yemen (Northern / Kingdom / YAR)

Yemen (Southern / PDR)

West Indies

Antigua

Bahamas

British Honduras / Belize

British Virgin Islands

Cayman Islands

Dominica

Grenada

Jamaica

Jamaica supplementary information

Leeward Islands

Montserrat

St Kitts-Nevis

Trinidad and Tobago

Turks and Caicos Islands

Couldn't help noticing

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Africa (East)

British East Africa

Chapter overview

Consular (catalogue numbers prefixed C)

Impressed revenue stamps (catalogue numbers prefixed Z)

Judicial (catalogue numbers prefixed J)

Revenue (catalogue numbers prefixed R)

Revenue usage of dual-purpose Postage and Revenue stamps (catalogue numbers prefixed S)

Acknowledgments

for British East Africa can be found on the main

East Africa

page.

Consular

C1/3

1897 (according to Barefoot). Queen Victoria stamps inscribed British East Africa Protectorate, overprinted Consular Service in

seriffed capitals (CONSULAR 16 x 2 mm, SERVICE 13 x 2 mm) in either black or red. Perf 14. Wmk Crown CA.

C1. �½a yellow-green

C2. 1a carmine-rose

C3. 2�½a deep blue (red)

Impressed revenue stamps

No impressed revenue stamps for British East Africa are known to have been

issued, though a set of five artist's essays is known ex De La Rue archives. The

stamps, denominated from 1a to 1r as shown here, are individually hand-painted in

vermilion with the lettering and design picked out in Chinese white. Each essay is

dated Jan 18th 1900. It is possible that their issue was cancelled due to the

imminent amalgamation of BEA with Uganda, which took place on 1st April 1901.

Artist's essays for BEA impressed revenue stamps

Judicial

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