Definitive Issues — Bilingual Inscription in French and Flemish issue, Belgian Congo, 1910

The Definitive Issues — Bilingual Inscription in French and Flemish issue is a set of postage stamps released in Belgian Congo on 1 February 1910. The StampWorld catalogue lists 11 stamps in the issue (StampWorld numbers 45–45‑54).

Values and colours recorded for the issue: 5C green/black; 10C carmine/black; 15C brownish yellow/black; 25C blue/black; 40C bluish green/black; 50C olive/black; 1Fr carmine rose/black; 3Fr red/black; 5Fr carmine/black; 10Fr green/black. Perforation: 14 & 15. No watermark is recorded. Engraving or printing is credited to Waterlow & Sons. Sheet size: 50. The illustration shows one stamp from the issue, from Wikimedia Commons (Stamp of Belgian Congo - 1910 - Colnect 284977 - type - Mols - bilingual inscription modified frame.jpeg), matched to the issue by year, country and design and checked by eye. Identification note: compare the value, colour and perforation together; shades, perforation varieties and later printings are not separated in this entry. Details follow the StampWorld catalogue page; they have not been checked against the issuing postal administration's records.