Jordan overprints and surcharges on stamps of Saudi Arabia extensive specialized collection of these fascinating issues in mounts on quadrilled pages in two Elbe albums, all the issues are represented, mostly mint but some used as well, with numerous multiples, the April 1923 issue is especially strong, including two inverted overprints (1/8P and 1P), and many plate varieties such as looped, long-joint and short "R", short "K", etc., often with normal se-tenant, the September 1923 handstamped surcharges include several surcharge errors, there is a very nice section of the 1924 Royal Visit, both black and gold overprints, with varieties, similarly nice March-May 1924 new setting with numerous varieties, both ½P well represented, the largest and most interesting section is that of the September-November 1924 issue, replete with overprint varieties, many in pair or block with normal, including the "1242" and "1343" date errors as well as Arabic lettering varieties, the last issue is that of August 1925, and this also has some varieties including inverted overprints mint with a few types and used (all perforated) and the sets both perf. and imperf. in mint blocks of four, making this a marvelous opportunity for the specialist to acquire an excellent collection that will fill many hours in study.
Jordan overprints and surcharges on stamps of Saudi Arabia extensive specialized collection of these fascinating issues in mounts on quadrilled pages in two Elbe albums, all the issues are represented, mostly mint but some used as well, with numerous multiples, the April 1923 issue is especially strong, including two inverted overprints (1/8P and 1P), and many plate varieties such as looped, long-joint and short "R", short "K", etc., often with normal se-tenant, the September 1923 handstamped surcharges include several surcharge errors, there is a very nice section of the 1924 Royal Visit, both black and gold overprints, with varieties, similarly nice March-May 1924 new setting with numerous varieties, both ½P well represented, the largest and most interesting section is that of the September-November 1924 issue, replete with overprint varieties, many in pair or block with normal, including the "1242" and "1343" date errors as well as Arabic lettering varieties, the last issue is that of August 1925, and this also has some varieties including inverted overprints mint with a few types and used (all perforated) and the sets both perf. and imperf. in mint blocks of four, making this a marvelous opportunity for the specialist to acquire an excellent collection that will fill many hours in study.
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