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Celebration Hong Kong Return 1997

Séries:: Celebration Hong Kong Return 1997
Références catalogue:: Col:GB-EA 1997-04/07
Thèmes:: Femmes | Peintures
Date d'émission:: 1997
Taille:: 96 x 105 mm
Couleurs:: Polychrome
Format:: Bloc-feuillet
Émission:: Cinderella
Impression:: Offset
Valeur faciale:: 1 £ - Livre sterling britannique
Description:: Easdale is one of the Slate Islands, in the Firth of Lorn, Scotland. The island is owned by Jonathan Feigenbaum (as of 2022), who operates the Easdale Island Company. He succeeded his late father Clive Feigenbaum in 2007 who purchased the major part of the island which is not occupied by housing in 1985. The island's residents say: "No resident of Easdale Island, nor of the surrounding area is, to the best of our knowledge, involved with the production of these stamps. These stamps CANNOT be used as a postage stamp, as Easdale Island is part of the United Kingdom, and therefore our postal service is provided by The Royal Mail. These "émis de timbres" (or labels as they should be called) may have collectors value, but they are certainly not used for postage on this island.". These bogus labels were produced by Stampdile Ltd. which is owned by the Feigenbaum's and are not sold on the island. They were produced purely for personal profits and have no validity to be called British Locals under the rules of what British Local stamps are made for.
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Séries:: Celebration Hong Kong Return 1997
Références catalogue:: Col:GB-EA 1997-04/08
Thèmes:: Peintures
Date d'émission:: CopyWrong
Taille:: 70 x 180 mm
Couleurs:: Polychrome
Format:: Bloc-feuillet
Émission:: Cinderella
Impression:: Offset
Valeur faciale:: 1 £ - Livre sterling britannique
Description:: Easdale is one of the Slate Islands, in the Firth of Lorn, Scotland. The island is owned by Jonathan Feigenbaum (as of 2022), who operates the Easdale Island Company. He succeeded his late father Clive Feigenbaum in 2007 who purchased the major part of the island which is not occupied by housing in 1985. The island's residents say: "No resident of Easdale Island, nor of the surrounding area is, to the best of our knowledge, involved with the production of these stamps. These stamps CANNOT be used as a postage stamp, as Easdale Island is part of the United Kingdom, and therefore our postal service is provided by The Royal Mail. These "émis de timbres" (or labels as they should be called) may have collectors value, but they are certainly not used for postage on this island.". These bogus labels were produced by Stampdile Ltd. which is owned by the Feigenbaum's and are not sold on the island. They were produced purely for personal profits and have no validity to be called British Locals under the rules of what British Local stamps are made for.
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