Armenia

Armenia stamps

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Armenia, officially the Republic of Armenia is a landlocked mountainous country in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. Situated at the juncture of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, it is bordered by Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, the de facto independent Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and Azerbaijan to the east, and Iran and the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhchivan to the south.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenia

Philatelic Exhibition 1990

Scott: #479P

Issued: 31.12.1994

75th Anniversary, Armenian Stamps

(Part of envelope with first Armenian stamp)

Inside #479: Armenia #1aO

#623

Scott: #623P

Issued: 23.12.2000

Contributions of Armenians to 20th Century Culture

#C1 Inside #623 (In margin of sheet): Armenia #C1O

#624

Scott: #624P

Issued: 23.12.2000

Contributions of Armenians to 20th Century Culture

Inside #624 (In margin of sheet):

#483

#614

#559

Armenia #483+ tabP

Armenia #614P

Armenia #559O


Armenia #509+ tabP	Armenia #508+ tabP

#484

#493

Armenia #484P

Armenia #493P

#625

Scott: #625P

Issued: 23.12.2000

Contributions of Armenians to 20th Century Culture

Inside #625 (In margin of sheet):

#557

#615

#539

Armenia #557P

Armenia #615O

Armenia #539P

Armenia #432dP

Armenia #588 s/sP

#532

Armenia #532bO

#626

Scott: #626O

Issued: 23.12.2000

Contributions of Armenians to 20th Century Culture

Inside #626 (In margin of sheet):


Armenia #573P		Armenia #574P

Armenia #451A s/sP


Armenia #551O	Armenia #553P	Armenia #554P


Armenia #552O	Armenia #555P	Armenia #556P	Armenia #575P

Scott: #639P

Issued: 9.10.2001

Dialogue among Civilizations

Inside #639: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert

Scott: #740P

Issued: 28.3.2006

50^th Anniversary of the first Europa Stamps

Inside #740: Pseudo Stamps

Inside #740 (in margin): Armenia Europa issues


Armenia #658O	Armenia #561O

Armenia #577O	Armenia #671O	Armenia #703P

Armenia #610P	Armenia #630O	Armenia #714O

Scott: #876O

Issued: 01.06.2011

20th Anniversary of the Regional Commonwealth of the field of Communication

Inside #876: Pseudo Stamps

Scott: #927O

Issued: 27.12.2012

100th anniversary of Tadevos Minasyants

Inside #927: Russia #4699P

Russia-USSR air letter envelope with imprinted indicia, c.

Thanks to Attilio Papio and Lou Guadagno

[The 100th Anniversary of the First Armenian Stamp, type AWP]

Scott: #1199P

Issued: 11.11.2019

100th Anniversary, Armenian Stamps

Inside #1199: Armenia #1aO

Scott: #????P

Issued: 14.11.2022

100th Anniversary of “Philanum” (Union of Philatelists and Numismatists)

[Definitive Issue - Tigran the Great, type TO] Inside #????: Armenia #752O

Inside #????: Pseudo Stamps

The postage stamp depicts a magnifying glass, the logo of the Philatelists’ Armenian Association, as well as the inscriptions "100TH ANNIVERSARY", "PHILANUM" and "INTERNATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION" in Armenian and English languages.

Michael wrote: I think that’s a pseudostamp. But the red image on the left side, next to the coin, is a simplified version of their definitive series, e.g. Scott #752, or at least a design element, portraying King Tigran the Great. I think it is an excellent SoS!

Lou wrote: The 3 symbols in the quartered square are letters in the Armenian alphabet, and are the initials of the Armenian Philatelic Society. Look at the Armenian spelling of Armenia and Philanum on the stamp and you will see some of the same letters, According to a source on the internet, the letter "Ֆ" is pronounced like the f in "life" so it probably the abbreviation of Philatelic in Armenian.

Michael, I agree with you on the ID of the vignettes in the other square, they fit well into my design component category, good catch!

Thanks to Michael Merritt

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