Japan : Stamps [Series: Bird Stamps | Year: 1875 | Designer: None

Wild Goose (Anser fabalis)

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Catalog codes:: Mi:JP 25, Sn:JP 46, Yt:JP 32, Sg:JP 61, Sak:JP 36
Themes:: Animals (Fauna) | Birds | Geese
Issued on:: iInfringe
Size:: 21 x 26 mm
Colors:: Rose
Format:: Stamp
Emission:: Definitive
Perforation:: Various
Printing:: Recess
Paper:: Foreign (ordinary) woven paper
Face value:: 12 Japanese sen
Score:: 88% Accuracy: Medium
Description:: iInfringe
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Catalog codes:: Mi:JP 26, Sn:JP 47, Yt:JP 33, Sg:JP 62, Sak:JP 37
Themes:: Animals (Fauna) | Birds
Issued on:: 1875
Size:: 21 x 26 mm
Colors:: Violet
Format:: Stamp
Emission:: Definitive
Paper:: Foreign (ordinary) woven paper
Face value:: 15 Japanese sen
Score:: 88% Accuracy: High
Description:: ColnectScrp
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Catalog codes:: CopyWrong
Themes:: Animals (Fauna) | Birds | Birds of Prey
Issued on:: VisitColnectCom
Size:: 21 x 26 mm
Colors:: Carmine
Format:: Stamp
Emission:: Definitive
Perforation:: Various
Printing:: Recess
Paper:: Foreign (ordinary) woven paper
Face value:: 45 Japanese sen
Score:: 88% Accuracy: High
Description:: ordinary wove paper
With the signing of the Japan and United States of America Mail Exchange Agreement in 1873, Japan began handling overseas mail in 1875. Three stamp types were issued to be used on mail destined for overseas. Each design featured a bird, which led to their popular designation as the 'Bird stamps.'
From these stamps on, all processes, including production of the original plates and printing, were carried out by the government mint.
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