STAMPS

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Linga Post Office – Type c14 – The 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Linga and cancelled with Type c14 - The Small Killer Date-Stamp
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Bandar Abbas Post Office – Type c14 – The 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Bandar Abbas and cancelled with Type c14 - The Small Killer Date-Stamp
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India used in Guadur – Type c14 – 1912 King George V Official Issue India used in Guadur - Stamps from the 1912 King George V Official Issue used in Guadur and cancelled with Type c14 – The Large Guadur Killer Date-Stamp with Wide Date-Band
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India used in Muscat – Type c15 – 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c15 – The Single-Ring Date-Stamp with Large Muscat Letters and Ornamental Device at the Base
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India used in Muscat – Type c18 – 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c18 – The Single-Ring Date-Stamp with Small Muscat Letters without Ornamental Device at the Base
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India used in Muscat – Type c19 – 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V official issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c19 – The Large Killer Canceller with Date Band
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India used in Kuwait – Type c3 – 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Kuwait – Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c3 – The Large “KUWAIT” Killer Date-Stamp with Wide Date-Band
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India used in Kuwait – Type c4 – 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue India used in Kuwait – Stamps from the 1912-1913 King George V Official Issue used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c4 – The Large Registered Date-Stamp with Wide Date-Band
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India used in Bahrain – Type c8 – 1912 King George V Official Issue India used in Bahrain – Stamps from the 1912 King George V Official issue used in Bahrain and cancelled with Type c8 – The Small Double Circle Killer Date-Stamp.
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India used in Bahrain – Type c9 – 1912 King George V Official Issue India used in Bahrain – Stamps from the 1912 King George V Official issue used in Bahrain and cancelled with Type c9 – The Double Circle Date-Stamp with Small Bahrain.
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The 1912 King George V Official Issue In 1912 the first set of King George V official stamps were issued. The values issued were 3p, ½a, 1a, 2as, 4as, 6as and 8as. Each value is known in different shades.
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The 1913 King George V Official Issue – The High Values In 1913 the high value George V official stamps were issued with a total of six values being issued – 1r, 2rs, 5rs, 10rs, 15rs and 25rs.
 
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The 1913 King George V Official Issue – The 1 Rupee Value with Misplaced Overprint The 1 Rupee value exist with the “SERVICE” overprint misplaced as “ERVICE” and with the “S” placed on the right of the stamp.
 
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Chahbar Post Office – Type c17 – The 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue used in Chahbar and cancelled with Type c17 - The Large “BRANCH OFFICE” Date-Stamp
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Abadan Post Office – Type c18 – The 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue used in Abadan and cancelled with Type c18 - The Large Killer Date-Stamp
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Ahwaz Post Office – Type c19 – The 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1914 King George V Indian Expeditionary Forces (IEF) Issue used in Ahwaz and cancelled with Type c19 - The Large Double-Circle Date-Stamp
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The 1914 King George V I.E.F. Issue used in Iraq Upon the outbreak of World War I and the despatch Indian Expeditionary a set of 13 stamps from the KGV 1911 issue were overprinted with I.E.F. for use of the forces, where stationed. The stamps were used in France (September 1914), East Africa, Mesopotamia, and Turkey. The stamps ceased to be valid for postage on 15 October 1921. 

The values issued were 3ps, ½a, 1a, 2as, 2as6ps, 3as, 4as, 8as, 12as and 1r. 
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India used in Muscat – Type c19 – 1914 Indian Expeditionary Forces (I.E.F.) Issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1914 Indian Expeditionary Forces (I.E.F.) issue used in Muscat and cancelled with  Type c19 – The Large Killer Canceller with Date Band
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BUSHIRE – Under British Occupation – 1st Issue In conjunction with the British occupation of Bushire a set of 14 Persian stamps were overprinted with “BUSHIRE – Under British Occupation”. The overprinting was done by the British Residency and Eight different settings are recognized.
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BUSHIRE – Under British Occupation – 1st Issue – Without “Stop” after Occupation 13 values of the 14 issued values of the 1st issue exist without the “stop” after “Occupation”- i.e. all the values overprinted in strips of 10 where the variety is found on stamp number 9. The 5ch was overprinted in strips of 5 and as such does not exist with the variety.
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