STAMPS

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India used in Muscat – Type c22 – 1940 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The 14 Annas stamp from the 1940 King George VI issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c22 – The Large Single Ring Date-Stamp with Smaller Muscat Lettering
Commemorative
India used in Kuwait – Type c6 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Kuwait – Stamps from the The 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c6 – The “Supt of Post Offices – Persian Gulf” hand-stamp
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India used in Kuwait – Type c9 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Kuwait – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c9 – The “Kuwait – Persian Gulf” Date-Stamp
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – October 1940 Between 1940 and 1943 a new KGVI definitive issue was released consisting of a total of 18 stamps. The set of stamps were issued on nine different dates and all the stamps are known with inverted overprint. The values issued were: 3 pies, ½a, 9 pies, 1a, 1a 3 pies (litho), 1½as (both litho and typo), 2as, 3as (both litho and typo), 3½as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as and 14as.  
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India used in Kuwait – Type c10 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Kuwait – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c10 – The 7-Wavy Lines Date-Stamp
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King George VI Definitive Issue – 1941 With the accession of King George VI the new Indian definitive values were overprinted in issued in Bahrain during the period from 1938 to 1941. A total of 16 values were issued: 3 Pies – ½ Anna – 9 Pies – 1 Anna – 2 Annas – 3 Annas – 3 Annas 6 Pies – 4 Annas – 8 Annas – 12 Annas – 1 Rupee – 2 Rupee – 5 Rupee – 10 Rupee – 15 Rupee and 25 Rupee.
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India used in Dubai – Type c4 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – January 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c4 – The Dubai Large Double-Circle Date-Stamp
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – January 1941 The 3as litho value was issued on 5 January 1941.

Between 1940 and 1943 a new KGVI definitive issue was released consisting of a total of 18 stamps. The set of stamps were issued on nine different dates and all the stamps are known with inverted overprint. The values issued were: 3 pies, ½a, 9 pies, 1a, 1a 3 pies (litho), 1½as (both litho and typo), 2as, 3as (both litho and typo), 3½as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as and 14as.  
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India used in Bahrain – Type c15 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1941 India used in Bahrain – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI – May 1941 issue used in Bahrain and cancelled with Type c15 – The Large Double Circle Date-Stamp with Large “BAHRAIN” Letters.
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c3 – The Dubai The Seven Wavy Lines Date-Stamp
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India used in Dubai – Type c4 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c4 – The Dubai Large Double-Circle Date-Stamp
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1941 On 15 May 1941 five more values were issues – they were the 2as, 4as, 6as, 8as and 12as values.

Between 1940 and 1943 a new KGVI definitive issue was released consisting of a total of 18 stamps. The set of stamps were issued on nine different dates and all the stamps are known with inverted overprint. The values issued were: 3 pies, ½a, 9 pies, 1a, 1a 3 pies (litho), 1½as (both litho and typo), 2as, 3as (both litho and typo), 3½as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as and 14as.  
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India used in Bahrain – Type c16 – The 1946 Victory Issue – January 1946 India used in Bahrain – Stamps from the 1946 Victory Issue – January 1946 used in Bahrain and cancelled with Type c16 – The Bahrain Air Date-Stamp with Seven Wavy Lines.
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – August 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c3 – The Dubai The Seven Wavy Lines Date-Stamp
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India used in Dubai – Type c4 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – August 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c4 – The Dubai Large Double-Circle Date-Stamp
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – August 1941 The 9 pies value was issued on 16 August 1941.

Between 1940 and 1943 a new KGVI definitive issue was released consisting of a total of 18 stamps. The set of stamps were issued on nine different dates and all the stamps are known with inverted overprint. The values issued were: 3 pies, ½a, 9 pies, 1a, 1a 3 pies (litho), 1½as (both litho and typo), 2as, 3as (both litho and typo), 3½as, 4as, 6as, 8as, 12as and 14as.  
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India used in Muscat – Type c20 – 1941 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The ½ Anna stamp from the 1942 King George VI issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c20 – The Large Single Ring Date-Stamp with Smaller Muscat Lettering
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India used in Muscat – Type c21 – 1941 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The ½ Anna stamp from the 1941 King George VI issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c21 – The 7-Wavy Lines Date-Stamp
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India used in Muscat – Type c22 – 1941 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The ½ Anna stamp from the 1941 King George VI issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c22 – The Large Single Ring Date-Stamp with Large Muscat Lettering
Commemorative
India used in Dubai – Type c4 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – October 1941 India used in Dubai – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI issue used in Dubai and cancelled with Type c4 – The Dubai Large Double-Circle Date-Stamp
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