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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – October 1941 The ½a value was issued on 1 October 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 Guadur – Type c16 – 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Guadur - Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI Issue used in Guadur and cancelled with Type c16 – The Large Double Circle Date-Stamp with Small Guadur Lettering and Wide Date-Band
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – December 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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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – December 1941 The 3 pies and 1a 3 pies (litho) were issue on 1 December 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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King George VI Definitive Issue – 1942 The second King George VI definitive set was launched in 1942 with a total of 13 values issued between 1942 and 1945. The values were: 3 Pies – ½ Anna – 9 Pies – 1 Anna – 1 Anna 3 Pies – 1 ½ Anna – 2 Annas – 3 Annas – 3 ½ Annas – 4 Annas – 6 Annas – 8 Annas and 12 Annas. The set was the last set issued with Bahrain overprinted on Indian stamps.
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1942 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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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – May 1942 Two version of the 1½ Anna value were issued - a litho version issued on 20 May 1942 and a typo version issued in 1943. The litho version is illustrated here.

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 Dubai - 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Dubai - 1940-1943 King George VI Issue. From the opening of the Post Office in Dubai on the 19th of August 1909 and until the introduction of the Pakistani Administration in October 1947 Indian stamps were used on mail from Dubai.
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – 1943 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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King George VI Definitive Issue – 1943 The second King George VI definitive set was launched in 1942 with a total of 13 values issued between 1942 and 1945. The values were: 3 Pies – ½ Anna – 9 Pies – 1 Anna – 1 Anna 3 Pies – 1 ½ Anna – 2 Annas – 3 Annas – 3 ½ Annas – 4 Annas – 6 Annas – 8 Annas and 12 Annas. The set was the last set issued with Bahrain overprinted on Indian stamps.
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – 1943 - Typo Two version of the 1½ Anna value were issued - a litho version issued on 20 May 1942 and a typo version issued in 1943. The typo version is illustrated here.

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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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – 1943 The 1½as (typo), 3as (typo) and 3½as (typo) were all released in 1943.

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 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – October 1941 India used in Bahrain – Stamps from the 1940-1943 King George VI – October 1941 issue used in Bahrain and cancelled with Type c16 – The Bahrain Air Date-Stamp with Seven Wavy Lines.
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India used in Muscat – Type c20 – 1943 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The 1 Anna stamp from the 1943 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 – 1943 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The 1 Anna stamp from the 1943 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 – 1943 King George VI Issue India used in Muscat – The 1 Anna stamp from the 1943 King George VI issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c22 – The Large Single Ring Date-Stamp with Large Muscat Lettering
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India used in Dubai – Type c3 – The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – 1943 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 - 1940-1943 King George VI Issue India used in Dubai - 1940-1943 King George VI Issue. From the opening of the Post Office in Dubai on the 19th of August 1909 and until the introduction of the Pakistani Administration in October 1947 Indian stamps were used on mail from Dubai.
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The 1940-1943 King George VI Issue – 1943 The 1½as (typo), 3as (typo) and 3½as (typo) were all released in 1943.

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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King George VI Definitive Issue – 1944 The second King George VI definitive set was launched in 1942 with a total of 13 values issued between 1942 and 1945. The values were: 3 Pies – ½ Anna – 9 Pies – 1 Anna – 1 Anna 3 Pies – 1 ½ Anna – 2 Annas – 3 Annas – 3 ½ Annas – 4 Annas – 6 Annas – 8 Annas and 12 Annas. The set was the last set issued with Bahrain overprinted on Indian stamps.
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