Afghanistan stamps
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Scott: #394-7P
Issued: 23.12.1951
75th Anniversary, UPU
Inside #394-7: Afghanistan Type A2 Tiger's
HeadO!
The Kingdom of Kabul (Aghanistan)
first issued stamps in 1871. Early designs featured a tiger's head, symbolizing
the name of Amir Sher (tiger) Ali. From 1871 to 1892 the date of the Muslim
year also appears. Afghan stamps of the period were issued without gum and
imperforate. When used, they were cancelled by cutting or tearing a piece from
the stamp. Before 1928, when Afghanistan joined the Universal Postal Union,
Afghan stamps were valid only for use within the country itself. Mail traveling
to other countries needed the addition of Indian stamps. www.spellman.org
Scott: #B5-6P
Issued: 2.7.1955
85th Anniversary of the Afghan Post
Inside #B5-6:
Scott: #675-6P
Issued:22.3.1964
Issued to Honor Philately
Inside
#675-6:
Scott: # 839-41P
Issued: 10.11.1970
Centenary of Afghan Stamps
Inside #839-41:
Scott: #1089P
Issued: 18.6.1984
19th UPU Congress, Hamburg
Inside
#1089:
http://afghanpost.gov.af/en/new-stamps.htm
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