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Ahmad Shah Qajar issue, Qajar and Pahlavi Persia, 1911

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1911

The Ahmad Shah Qajar issue comprises 13 postage stamps issued in 1911 by the postal administration of Persia, catalogued here under Qajar and Pahlavi Persia. StampWorld lists the issue as numbers 318–330.

Values and colours recorded: 1Ch green/orange; 2Ch red/brown; 3Ch greyish brown/green; 3Ch olive brown/green; 5Ch brown/carmine; 6Ch grey/carmine; 6Ch green/reddish brown; 9Ch brown/purple; 10Ch red/brown; 12Ch green/ultramarine; 13Ch violet/ultramarine; 24Ch violet/green; 26Ch blue/green. Production details recorded: perforation 11½ x 11 and no watermark recorded. The photographs come from Wikimedia Commons and show stamps of this issue; each is credited individually. Identification note: compare value, colour, perforation and any overprint or surcharge together; shades, printings and perforation varieties are not separated in this entry. Details follow the StampWorld catalogue page and have not been checked against the issuing postal administration's records.

Evidence at a glance

Linked sources
2
Photograph views
2
Catalogue references
1

Counts describe this entry’s documentation, not authenticity, rarity or completeness. Photographs may show one specimen; check each caption and licence.

Physical characteristics

Watermark
None recorded
Perforation
11½ x 11

Design

Values and colours
1Ch green/orange · 2Ch red/brown · 3Ch greyish brown/green · 3Ch olive brown/green · 5Ch brown/carmine · 6Ch grey/carmine · 6Ch green/reddish brown · 9Ch brown/purple · 10Ch red/brown · 12Ch green/ultramarine · 13Ch violet/ultramarine · 24Ch violet/green · 26Ch blue/green

Identification

Distinguishing features
Value, colour, perforation and overprint together
Catalogue numbers to match
StampWorld 318–330

Catalogue references

Research required

  • Confirm values, perforations and printings against Stanley Gibbons, Scott or Michel.
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