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Identify the stamps

TBI – To Be Identify

If you can Identify any of the stamps please email me: Rammy Molcho

Argentina stamps

Scott: #1055O

Issued: 21.12.1974

World Youth Philately Year

Inside #1055: Stamp Collecting – TBI

China (ROC) stamps

Republic of China - Taiwan

Scott: #3507vO

Issued: 30.5.2004

Greetings

Inside #3507v (On tabs): TBI

Thanks to Prof. Plinio Richelmi

Malaysia stamps

Scott: #645O

Issued: 9.9.1997

50 Years of Organized Philately

Stamps of India Overprinted 8c Inside #645a, #645d: Straits Settlements #7O

Inside #645b: Malaysia #605-8O

Inside #645c: Malaysia #604O

Inside #645d: Straits Settlements #2O

Inside #645 (In Margin): TBI

Guinea - Bissau stamps

Scott: #????O

Issued: 29.5.2009

Rowland Hill 1795-1879

Inside #????: G.B. #1 [?-?]

Inside #????: G.B. #1 essays

Inside #???? (In margin): Switzerland #243P

Inside #???? (In margin): Russia #2034P

Inside #???? (In margin): China Northeastern Provinces #54O (Thanks to Lou)

Inside #???? (In margin): Italy #560P (Thanks to Lou)

Inside #???? (In margin): TBI

Inside #???? (In margin): China #893P (Thanks to Lou)

Lou wrote: This is the kind of ID you can only make if you’ve seen the stamp before or come across it looking for something else. In this case, it looked familiar and I thought it was a Chinese stamp. I also decided the stamp was upside down with value numerals in the lower left corner (I could make out a partial “8”) so I looked in my old International Part II, and found some used Nationalist China Sun Yat-sen stamps with the same color graduations and frame—one of them was the matching 800 $ carmine red-- Sc # 893. Also, if you look inside the triangle formed by the three stamps that overlap #893, you can see a white arc and line which are the reflections in Sun’s hair.

Inside #???? (In margin): Angola #386P