Because these classifications appear following the regular stamp listings in the Scott catalog, they are known as back-of-the-book stamps, sometimes abbreviated BOB.
Back-of-the-Book - stamps listed in the back of the Unitrade or Darnell catalogues. The catalogue number is typically preceded by a letter. Air mail, postage due, semi-postals, and other similar stamps are generally listed in the back-of-the-book.
Back-of-the-book (BOB): refers to a range of items usually listed in the back of specialized stamp catalogs; postage dues, revenues, postal saving stamps, etc.
Backprint: an "overprint" applied to the back of a stamp.
Back-of-The-Book - Stamps that are normally listed in the back of the catalog after the regular stamp issues.
back-of-the-book stamps, rather than as footnotes to the various countries in which they were released.
This paperback has complete listings of general issue stamps (commemoratives & definitives), airmail, postage due, special delivery and other back-of-the-book issues.
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