STAMPS

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Linga Post Office – Type c9 – The 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue used in Linga and cancelled with Type c9 - The Bombay "B" Circular Duplex
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The 1867-73 Queen Victoria Official Issue Between 1867 and 1873 a new series of official stamps was issued consisting of 5 values (½a, 1a, 2as, 4as and 8as) all of which exists in different shades. The stamps were overprinted with a larger “SERVICE” than that of the 1866 issue.
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The 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue In 1873 the ½a Die II value was issued. It was issued in two colors being deep blue and blue.  The stamps were issued on paper with the Elephant’s Head as watermark and the blue stamp exists with inverted watermark and with inverted, reversed watermark.
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Bandar Abbas Post Office – Type c11 – The 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue used in Bandar Abbas and cancelled with Type c11 - The Small Squared Circle with 4 Thin Bars
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Bushire Post Office – Type c11 – The 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1873 ½a Die II Queen Victoria Issue used in Bushire and cancelled with Type c11 - The Small Squared Circle with 4 Thin Bars
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India used in Baghdad – Type c11 – The 1874-1882 Queen Victoria Official Issue India used in Iraq - Stamps from the 1874-1882 Queen Victoria Official Issue used in Baghdad and cancelled with Type c11 - The Small Squared Circle with 4 Thin Bars
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India used in Muscat – Type c14 – 1874-82 Queen Victoria Official Issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1874-82 Queen Victoria official issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c14 – The Squared Circle
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The 1874-1882 Queen Victoria Official Issue – The First “On HMS” Overprint - Black Between 1874 and 1882 the final series of East India service stamps was issued – this time with a new overprint – “On H. M. S.”. A total of 5 values (½a, 1a, 2as (two shades), 4as and 8as) were issued. All 5 values were overprinted in black while 2 values were overprinted in blue-black. 
Service
The 1874 9 pies Queen Victoria Issue In 1873 the ½a Die II value was issued. It was issued in two colors being deep blue and blue.  The stamps were issued on paper with the Elephant’s Head as watermark and the blue stamp exists with inverted watermark and with inverted, reversed watermark.
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The 1874 1 Rupee Queen Victoria Issue On the 1st September 1874 the 1-rupee value was issued. The stamps were issued on paper with the Elephant’s Head as watermark.
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India used in Baghdad – Type c11 – The 1876 Queen Victoria Issue India used in Iraq - Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria Issue used in Baghdad and cancelled with Type c11 - The Small Squared Circle with 4 Thin Bars
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Bushire Post Office – Type c11 – The 1876 Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria Issue used in Bushire and cancelled with Type c11 - The Small Squared Circle with 4 Thin Bars
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Bushire Post Office – Type c11a – The 1876 Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria Issue used in Bushire and cancelled with Type c11a - The Small Squared Circle with 3 Thick Bars
 
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India used in Muscat – Type c14 – 1876 Queen Victoria issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c14 – The Squared Circle
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India used in Muscat – Type c15 – 1876 Queen Victoria issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c15 – The Muscat Parcel Canceller
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Bushire Post Office – Type c16a – The 1876 Queen Victoria Issue India used in Persia - Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria Issue used in Bushire and cancelled with Type c16a - The Medium-Size Registered Single-Circle Date-Stamp (REG)
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India used in Muscat – Type c17 – 1876 Queen Victoria issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c17 – The Small Killer Canceller with Date Band
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India used in Muscat – Type c7 – 1876 Queen Victoria issue India used in Muscat – Stamps from the 1876 Queen Victoria issue used in Muscat and cancelled with Type c7 – The Sind Circle K-4 Duplex
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The 1876 Queen Victoria Issue On the 19th August 1876 the 6as and 12as values were issued. The 6as value exists in two colors being olive-bistre and pale brown. The stamps were issued on paper with the Elephant’s Head as watermark and the 6as olive-bistre exists with inverted watermark.
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The 1874-1882 Queen Victoria Official Issue – The First “On HMS” Overprint – Blue-Black Between 1874 and 1882 the final series of East India service stamps was issued – this time with a new overprint – “On H. M. S.”. A total of 5 values (½a, 1a, 2as (two shades), 4as and 8as) were issued. All 5 values were overprinted in black while 2 values were overprinted in blue-black. 
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