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Uncancelled or Manuscript Cancelled Covers
Reference |
Description
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Sc12-05 |
Comment:
During the early Spanish period, many
of the provincial towns either had no access to postal cancellers or chose
not to use them, evident from many covers, mainly addressed to Manila, only
tied with receiving cancels. In cases where covers were sent inter-city
(other than Manila), a few covers exist where both the source and destination
towns did not apply a cancel thus the stamp remained un-cancelled. In some
cases, stamps had a manuscript (pen) cancel applied. |
Domestic
Tribunal Covers
Reference |
Description (Click
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Sc12-07 |
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Registered
Covers
Reference |
Description (Click
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Sc12-06 (Sc9-08) |
Comment:
Two 5-cuartos stamps paying double weight domestic rate of 10-cuartos, plus a further 2-Reales (Scott #9) Registration Fee. Manuscript
Certificado de Albay on top of cover front. |
Overseas
Printed Matter
Reference |
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Sc12-11 |
Comment:
Two 5-cuartos stamps paying single weight overseas circular rate of 10-cuartos. |
Sc12-10 |
Comment:
Two 5-cuartos stamps paying single weight overseas circular rate of
10-cuartos. |
Bogus or
Doubtful Covers
(Excluded from the Count of Recorded Covers)
Reference |
Description (Click
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Sc12-14 |
Comment:
Doubtful status and most probably a forged cover. 1-real (20-cuartos) was the
single weight overseas rate to Spain so the 5c rate (single weight domestic
rate) does not make sense on this cover. |
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