The labels quickly became popular and, eventually, labels were issued in 25 different provinces. Around 1500 different labels are known. The rules set for their use were as follows:[1] ...
Label: Any stamplike adhesive that is not a postage stamp or revenue stamp.
Label - a stamp-like adhesive of no postal value, often used for promotional purposes. Christmas Seals are examples of labels. "Label" may also be used to describe the stamp-like units that bear messages that sometimes appear in stamp booklets.
Label: Any piece of paper that is not a postage or revenue stamp.
Liner: Paper used as a backing for mint self-adhesive stamps.
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Lithography: A kind of printing process in which the stamp is printed with a ink receptive design region.
Label - (i) Original term for a postage stamp. (ii) Proper term for dues (which are, strictly, not stamps). (iii) Postage stamp sized area of a booklet pane either left blank or printed with a slogan or advertisement.
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Adhesive or self-adhesive paper attached to mail to fulfill a special purpose (for example, a customs form) or to indicate special treatment or provision of special postal service (as in the case of an airmail label).
Air Label Labels inscribed "Par Avion", "AVIA" or equivalent text, that means "by air" and pasted on postal items to indicate delivery by air.
Labels, sometimes loosely described as stamps but without postal validity in themselves, employed by many postal authorities to denote the charge to be raised from the addressee for unpaid or underpaid correspondence.
Labels, stickers and local-post stamps can brighten up a cover and add a bit of fun to a collection.
Figure 8 shows a creation of Richard Nicol, a prolific local poster.
Air Labels -- Air labels, or etiquettes, are standard-sized blue labels used by UPU member nations to denote airmail carriage. They are inscribed "Par Avion'' (French for "By Airmail'').
These labels are the WIPA 1933 items I know least about. As far as I know, this is a complete collection, ten colors in three languages - German, French, and English. But I do not know where or when they were distributed, i.e.
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Pemara printed the first self-adhesive stamps (41c Cycling stamps) in 1990.
V: 1: label used in Iceland to indicate letter or parcels with a declared value. 2: Flat plate imperf. coil; Scott Catalogue suffix to identify stamps other than standard postage; also called "H." 3: registration label.
Adhesive labels used to advertise a commercial company.
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The gummed labels placed on letters or parcels to indicate payment of the charge for postal delivery.
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Army Frank. A label resembling the 10-cent 1869 U.S. stamp, but without postage value.
Arrow. A v-shaped marking appearing in the sheet margins of stamps, generally at the ends of guide lines, which are used as a guide for perforating.
Registration Labels: Adhesive labels indicating the registry number and, usually, city of origin for registered articles sent through the mail. In Australia, there were often ‘purpose printed’ registration labels.
Revenue Stamps - Labels that do not pay postage but pay other fees or taxes.
Se-tenant - Two or more attached stamps with different designs.
Telegraph Stamp: Label used for the prepayment of telegraph fees. Telegraph stamps resemble postage stamps.
Tete-Beche: French for 'head to tail.' Two or more unsevered stamps, one of which is inverted in relation to the other.
detached address label (DAL)—Paper or cardstock used to carry address information when preparing a mailing of unaddressed Periodicals flats, Standard Mail flats and merchandise samples, and Bound Printed Matter.
Cachet - Special handstamp (often a 'rubber stamp'), manuscript note, adhesive label or printed design borne by a postal item and confirming unusually a particular route or an interesting usage; e.g. a first flight on a particular route.
Registered Post Label Registered Post Label is a barcoded label placed on Registered items of post.
Bogus stamp - a fictitious, stamp-like label created for sale to collectors, also known as a 'Cinderella'.
CHARITY STAMP - (i) An adhesive label, not intended for postage use, issued in support of a charity.
CINDERELLA: A stamp-like label not valid for postage. Sometimes, revenues and local post stamps are considered Cinderellas.
COIL: Stamps issued in rolls, rather than sheets. Coil stamps have straight edges on two opposite sides.
From 1971 to 1984, local postal labels were issued by the Kaulbach Island Local Carriage Service on mail that was transported to and from the island to the mainland.
Bogus. A fictitious stamp-like label created solely for sale to collectors. Such "bogus stamps" are not good for postage.
Cancel, Cancellation. A marking, usually a handstamp or postmark, that indicates a stamp has been used.
3278a pane of four from booklet of 15
3278b pane of five plus label from booklet of 15
3278c pane of six from booklet of 15
3278d pane of 10
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Illustrated or descriptive label attached to a stamp.
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Metal tweezers used for safe and easy handling of stamps.
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Polypropylene is another inert plastic that is used in sleeve pages for photographs, similar to the polyethylene. Both of these materials are often labeled as PVC free, ...
Cinderella philately is the study of objects that look like stamps but aren't stamps. Examples include Easter Seals, propaganda labels, and so forth.
still on paper (from envelopes or flyer covers etc.) with scissors - and, while you're at it, why not keep the postmark: these are known as 'cut squares'. Or perhaps keep the entire envelope especially if it has interesting origins or labels or ...
The Post Office called it cement and early stamps bore instructions 'In Wetting the Back be careful not to remove the Cement'. This created a panic that the gum was injurious to health and led to a Select Committee on Postage Label Stamps being ...
is usually a plastic or cardboard thingy that has rows of dots, with different spacing between the dots of each row. You place the stamp on the gauge and see which row of dots the perforations fit. If the perfs line up exactly with the dots labelled ...
This created a panic that the gum was injurious to health and led to a Select Committee on Postage Label Stamps being convened in 1852 to enquire into its composition.
The first self-adhesive stamps were issued by Sierra Leone on 10 February 1964.
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