The main countries included in Volume 1 are as follows: Volume 1 includes over 60 countries (past and present). All Scott catalogs include both existing countries and those that no longer exist (but at one time produced stamps). In addition to the United States and United Nations, other notable countries include Australia and Brazil. These begin with Abu Dhabi and end with Bushire. Volume 1 includes listings for the United States and the United Nations, plus countries of the world beginning with letters A and B.

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We then catalog each stamp, (scanning a high-resolution image of it using state-of-the-art scanning technology), assign in at Scott Number and then our valuing analysts research its value. Our team scours the globe hunting down all new issues and obtaining stamps from prior periods, across all the countries of the world where stamps are issued. The catalogs, in publication since 1868, are updated annually by our expert team of philatelists. This volume is the first of six volumes of the Scott Standard Catalogue of Postage Stamps. In English.2023 Scott Standard Catalogue Volume 1A+1B (U.S. Zagorsky catalogues (Standard-Collection).Postmarks of the Russian Empire (Pre-Adhesive Period). Armenia, Azerbaijan, Army of the Northwest, Batum, Belarus, Estonia, Far Eastern Republic, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, RSFSR, Siberia, South Russia, Transcaucasian SFSR, Ukraine (tridents), West Ukrainian National Republic.Empire, local issues ( Zemstvos), Poland, Russian post offices abroad (China, Crete, Ottoman Empire).Since this time all private letters have been sent only with postal stamps that were cancelled with two crossed lines. The first stamps went on sale 10 December 1857, but officially people started to use stamps to pay internal correspondence in Russia from Janu(from Ma– in the Caucasus, Transcaucasia, and Siberia). The first Russian postal stamp was issued on Decemby the circular of the Postal Department “On the bringing of postal stamps for the common use” with the following content: “Starting from the 1st January of the next year 1858 usual private letters to all the places of the Empire, the Kingdom of Poland, the Grand Duchy of Finland brought to the post in usual envelopes or without envelope at all just with addresses written on the letter itself should be sent only with the stamp corresponding to the letter weight”. We recommend the, an ultimate online Russian stamp dealer. Forgeries, varieties, essays, and other information. is a free Russian stamp catalogue, identifier, and price guide for Russian stamps: Empire period, RSFSR, Soviet era.

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