STAMPS

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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Misplaced Surcharge – Perforated A number of different varieties of the placement of the surcharge exists in the form of surcharges not covering the old value or surcharges placed partly off the stamp. 
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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Color Varieties – Perforated The stamps were printed in a number of different shades of blue indicating that more than one printing took place.
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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Imperforated A final Space Achievement set of stamps was issued on 5 December 1964 consisting of three values.  The original values were 75np, 1½rs and 2rs were overprinted with 10np, 20np and 30np respectively. This was the last set produced under the Baroody contract and it would be over a year before the next set of Dubai stamps was issued.
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Space Achievements – Without Surcharges – 1964 – Misplaced Surcharge – Imperforated A number of different varieties of the placement of the surcharge exists in the form of surcharges not covering the old value or surcharges placed partly off the stamp. 
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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Imperforated – The “NF” Error The “NF” error is a flaw in the surcharge where the “NP” has had the tip of the “P” cut off meaning that the surcharge appears as “NF” instead. The error occurs once in each sheet of stamps and exists for both perforated and imperforated sheet of stamps. 
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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Imperforated – The “Missing Arabic 0” Error The “Missing Arabic 0” error is a flaw in the surcharge where only the Arabic “2” is present in the surcharge. The error occurs once in each sheet of stamps and exists for both perforated and imperforated sheet of stamps.
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Space Achievements – Surcharged – 1964 – Imperforated – The “Missing Arabic B” Error The “Missing Arabic B” error is a flaw in the surcharge where the Arabic “B” has been omitted from the surcharge on the 30np stamp. The error occurs once in each sheet of stamps and exits for both perforated and imperforated sheet of stamps. 
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Space Achievements – Without Surcharges – 1964 – Perforated A final Space Achievement set of stamps was issued on 5 December 1964 consisting of three values.  While the original values were 75np, 1½rs and 2rs these values were never officially issued. This was the last set produced under the Baroody contract and it would be over a year before the next set of Dubai stamps was issued.
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Space Achievements – Without Surcharges – 1964 – Imperforated A final Space Achievement set of stamps was issued on 5 December 1964 consisting of three values.  While the original values were 75np, 1½rs and 2rs these values were never officially issued. This was the last set produced under the Baroody contract and it would be over a year before the next set of Dubai stamps was issued.
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Space Achievements – Without Surcharges – 1964 – Imperforated Color Variety A lighter and a darker shade of blue exists on the different values of these stamps indicating that there could have been more than one printing. 
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Freedom from Hunger – Surcharged Souvenir Sheets – 1964 The four souvenir sheets that were prepared for the Freedom from Hunger issue were finally issued on 30 December 1963. The souvenir sheets were all surcharged with the following four surcharged values been issued: 5np on 30np, 10np on 40np, 15np on 70np and 20np on 1r.
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Freedom from Hunger – Surcharged Souvenir Sheets – 1964 – Without Surcharge A small quantity of souvenir sheets was held back by Mr. Stephan and Mr. Mosden and were not surcharged. These were not given to the Dubai Government but kept by Mr. Stephan and Mr. Mosden and sold as "errors". 
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Freedom from Hunger – Surcharged Souvenir Sheets – 1964 – Missing Beige Color The souvenir sheets exist with two different backgrounds behind the stamps the first of which is the normal souvenir sheet with a clear beige background. The souvenir sheets also exist without the beige background or an extremely light background. These souvenir sheets are presumably from an additional printing but this has not been confirmed. 
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Freedom from Hunger – Surcharged Souvenir Sheets – 1964 – Inverted Surcharge According to Mr. Mosden the “Inverted Surcharge’ is a genuine error that was not prepared by the Baroody Stamp Company. He mentions that he found several sheets with the surcharge inverted while going through a quantity of them and was insistent that they had not been intentionally created.

So far, the inverted surcharge has only been recorded on 3 values. 
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Freedom from Hunger – Surcharged Souvenir Sheets – 1964 – Shifted Beige Color The “shift” of the beige color behind the stamps is unusual and is a genuine error in the printing which has currently only been recorded on the 20np on 1r surcharge. 
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Nubian Monuments Preservation – 1965 Qatar issued a set of 6 stamps to support the cause with the following values: 1 NP, 2 NP, 3 NP, 1 Rupee, 1½ Rupee and 2 Rupees. The stamps were issued as both perforated and imperforated. When the Egyptian Government proposed the building of the Aswan Dam, it was realized that the resulting water held back by the dam wall would flood the upper Nile and would drown the statues and monuments built by the Pharaohs. UNESCO, (the United Nations Economic Social and Cultural Organization), promoted a publicity drive to educate the rest of the world to the value of these monuments. As part of this publicity, several countries issued stamps. The publicity succeeded in arousing interest, and funds were raised to finance a project to re-settle the monuments. This re-settlement took as much ingenuity as it did to build them thousands of years ago.
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First Arab Journalists’ Conference – 1965 On the occasion of the 1st Arab Journalists’ Conference held in Kuwait in 1965 a set of two stamps was issued with the values of 8 Fils and 20 Fils.
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National Day – 1965 On the occasion of the 4th National Day in 1965 a set of three stamps was issued with the values of 10 Fils, 15 Fils and 20 Fils.
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International Co-operation Year – 1965 To commemorate the International Co-operation Year held in 1965 Kuwait issued a set of three stamps. The values issued were 8 Fils, 20 Fils and 30 Fils.
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Mother’s Day – 1965 To celebrate the occasion of Mother’s Day in 1965 Kuwait issued a set of three stamps. The values issued were 8 Fils, 15 Fils and 20 Fils.
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