Malaysia

Malaysia stamps

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See also: Malaya, North Borneo Sarawak

#48-50

Scott: #48-50P

Issued: 2.12.1967

Centenary of Malaysian Stamps

Inside #48: Straits Settlements #13O

#20 Inside #48: Malaysia #20P

Inside #49: Straits Settlements #15O

#21 Inside #49: Malaysia #21P

#17 Inside #50: Straits Settlements #17O

#22 Inside #50: Malaysia #22P

Scott: #463P, #464P, #465P, #466P

(#464a & #466a) P

Issued: 1.9.1992

125^th Anniversary of Postage Stamps in Malaysia

Inside #463: Straits Settlements #1O

The Straits Settlements of the Malayan Peninsula have a distinct postal history from the other Malayan areas. Mail was originally handled privately by passing ships; the earliest known postal markings date from around 1806, used by a post office on Prince of Wales Island (now Penang). Service was regularized in 1837 by the Indian Post Office Act; postage stamps of India were used from 1854, the Settlements being considered part of the "Bengal circle", then from 1861 part of the "Burma circle". The cancellations used were B109 at Malacca, B147 at Penang, and B172 at Singapore.

When the Settlements became a crown colony in 1867, they had to begin issuing their own stamps, not least because they adopted a currency based on 96 cents to a silver dollar. Beginning on 1 September 1867, nine types in the existing stocks of Indian stamps were overprinted with a crown and a new value in cents. Stamps printed by De La Rue for the Settlements started arriving in December; they are notable for a prominent white frame around the profile of Victoria, inscribed "STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POSTAGE". The set of nine values, 2c to 96c, appeared gradually, with the 30c value not being issued until 1872.

http://my-malaysia.info/postal-history-straits-settlements.html

See also: “The first Issue of the Straits Settlements” http://www.stamp2.com/articles/specialised/tss/default.asp

Inside #463: Malaya #84P

Inside #464: Straits Settlements #2O

Inside #464: Malaysia #2O

#11 Inside #465: Straits Settlements #11O

#421 Inside #465: Malaysia #421O

Inside #466: Straits Settlements #14O

#467a Inside #466: Malaysia #467O

Scott: #467O

Issued: 1.9.1992

Kuala Lumpur '92

Inside #467: Pseudo Stamp

#645

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

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Scott: #645eP

Issued: 9.9.1997

Indepex '97 - #645 with “97 INDEPEX” at Lower Right

Scott: #753-6O

Issued: 18.12.1999

125 Anniversary, Universal Postal Union

Inside #753: Stamp on Envelope

Inside #754:


Malaysia #382aO	Malaysia #346O

Malaysia #111O	Malaysia #581O

Malaysia #583O	Malaysia #575O


Malaysia #82O	Malaysia #546O	Malaysia #466P

Malaysia #434O	Malaysia #580O	Malaysia #541O

Malaya #84P	Malaysia #553O

Inside #756: Pseudo Stamp

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1360O

Issued: 08.08.2011

Joint issue - Indonesia and Malaysia

Inside #1360e: Malaya #84P

Inside #1360f: Indonesia #1LM 1 (Surakarta military stamp 1949)O

Lou wrote: A joint issue from Indonesia and Malaysia released on August 8 2011, reproducing the first stamp issued by each as an independent nation, but saved by the very rare stamp chosen by Indonesia. I had to do some involved on line research to come up with a scan and (not much) background information on the stamp.

The Indonesia stamp is a provisional stamp issued by the revolutionary Indonesian army in Surakarta, Java in the self-proclaimed Republic of Indonesia in August, 1949. According to the sources, only 500 imperf and ungummed 15rp Military stamps were produced, and less than 50 exist today, including several used on covers. The central motif of the very primitive looking production is two palm trees bordering a smoking fire atop a monument, representing the “inextinguishable blaze of the revolution”. As a local, provisional issue it is only listed in specialized Indonesia catalogs, but one gives a value of $3500 (U.S.) mint or used. Also attached is a photo of a portion of the cover of an unnamed catalog which shows a Military stamp cancelled in Surakarta.

The Malaysia stamp with #84 was also produced in a horizontal strip of 4 with three other designs from the SS, but I have not seen a scan of them yet. There is no Malaysia se tenant pair of the two SOS designs except in the sheet.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1392O

Issued: 11.04.2012

Installation of King

Inside #1392: Malaya #79O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1418O

Issued: 12.09.2012

Q E II Diamond Jubilee

Inside #1418: Malaya-Selangor #101O

Scott: #1420O

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1429-31O

Issued: 22.10.2012

Postman’s Uniform

Inside #1429-31: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #????O

Inside #???? (60s) (On Label)


Malaya-Pahang #46O	Malaya-Perak #102P

Malaya-Kedah #59O	Malaya-Selangor #79O

Scott: #????O

Inside #???? (80s) (On Label):


Malaya-Negri Sembilan #59P	Malaya-Perlis #4P

Malaya-Penang #25P(Malaya)	Malaya-Kelatan #49O

Scott: #????O

Inside #???? (1RM) (On Label):


North Borneo #240O	Malaya-Trengganu #50P

Sarawak #178O	Malaya-Johore #154O

Maniature Sheet

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1439-41O

Issued: 20.12.2012

Postal History of Kedah

Inside #1439: Malaya-Kedah State #1O

Inside #1440: Malaya-Kedah State #16O

Inside #1441: Malaya-Kedah State #20O

(modified: Shown on yellow paper as #17 instead of correct white paper)

Scott: #????O

Scott: #1442O

Inside #1442: Thailand-Siam postal card (Higgins & Gage #??) with Kedah handstamp of October 27, 1887

In 1887 the postal service was administered by Siam (which Kedah borders), so Siamese stamps and stationery were used.

First Day Cover

with # 1 are multiples of #s 4, 6, 8, 9, with # 16 are multiples of #s 10, 11, 14, 15, with # 20 are multiples of #s 17(or 20), 18, 19.

First Day Cover with stamps

First Day Cover with Miniature Sheet

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1420cO

Issued: 06.08.2013

Thailand 2013/Royal Baby

Malaysia #1420 with Royal Baby and Thailand 2013 inscription in Margin

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #1518O

Scott: #1521O

Issued: 01.12.2014

World Youth Stamp Exhibition

[Queen Victoria, 1819-1901, Scrivi B2] Inside #1518, #1521: India #5O

[Queen Victoria, 1819-1901, Scrivi C] Inside #1518, #1521: India #7O

[Queen Victoria, 1819-1901, Scrivi D] Inside #1518, 1521: India #8O

[Queen Victoria, 1819-1901 - Not Issued, Scrivi B] Inside #1518, #1521: India #4O

Scott: #1546O

Issued: 30.04.2015

175th Anniversary Penny Black

sos gt britain # 1 P-L 1840 Inside #1546: G.B. #1 [P-L]

sos gt britain # 2 1840 Inside #1546: G.B. #2

malaysia ss fdc

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

Scott: #????-?P

Malesia 2017 - minifoglio 1 Malesia 2017 - minifoglio 2 Malesia 2017 - minifoglio 3

Scott: #????-?O

Malesia 2017 BF

Scott: #????O

Issued: 01.12.2017

150 Years Straits Settlements

[India Postage Stamps Surcharged in Different Colours, Scrivi A]

[India Postage Stamps Surcharged in Different Colours, Scrivi A3]

[India Postage Stamps Surcharged in Different Colours, Scrivi A6]

Inside #????-??: Malacca #1-#9 (1867)

[India Postage Stamps Surcharged in Different Colours, Scrivi A7] In Margin: Malacca 1867: 8

[Orchids, Scrivi AB] F.M. Negeri Sembilan 1965: 76

[Straits Settlement Postage Stamp Overprinted P.B. Johore 1892-94: 5

[Tiger, Scrivi C] P.B. Pahang 1891-95: 7

[Coat of Arms - Regular Paper, Scrivi A2] P.B. Kelantan 1911-15: 3

[Motivi locali e Sultano Yussuf Izzudin Shah, Scrivi X] F.M. Perak 1957-61: 103

[Temple, Scrivi C] P.B. Kedah 1912: 14

[Butterflies, Scrivi J] F.M. Sabah 1971: 24

[Tuanku Syed Harun Putra ibni al-Marhum Syed Hassan Jamalullail, Scrivi G19] P.B. Perlis 1951-55: 26

Scan not available F.M. Malacca 1960: 295

[Sultan Tengku Abdul Aziz Shah ibn Sultan Hissamuddin Alam Shah & Local Motifs, Scrivi AH] P.B. Selangor 1961-62: 84

[Inauguration of Federation, Scrivi A2] Malesia 1963: 3P

[Sultan Suleiman bin Zainal Abidin, Scrivi D5] P.B. Trengganu 1921-38: 29

[Flowers, Scrivi CE] F.M. Sarawak 1979: 233

[Stemma, bandiera e mappa della Malesia, Scrivi A] Malesia 1957: 84

NOTA P.B. = Protettorato Britannico F.M. = Federazione della Malesia

[Queen Victoria, Scrivi E] [Queen Victoria, Scrivi F] [Queen Victoria, Scrivi G] [Queen Victoria, Scrivi G1] [Queen Victoria, Scrivi G2]

Inside #????: Malacca #10, #16-20

Thanks to Attilio Papio

[The150th Anniversary of the First Sarawak Postage Stamp, type ]

Scott: #????

Issued: 18.07.2019

Sarawak stamps

[Sir James Brooke, type A] Inside ???: Sarawak #1

Inside ???: Sarawak #2 (1871)

[Sir Charles J. Brooke - Inscription "POSTAGE", type N] Inside ???: Sarawak #36 (1908)

[The 75th Anniversary of Universal Postal Union, type AC] Inside ???: Sarawak #179 (1949)

[Sir Charles Vyner Brooke - Sarawak Postage Stamps of 1934 Overprinted, type A11] Inside ???: Sarawak #N10 (1942)

[Sir Charles Vyner Brooke - Stamps of 1934-1941 Overprinted "BMA" (British Military Administration), type U3] Inside ???: Sarawak #138 (1945)

[Sir Charles Vyner Brooke - Stamps of 1934-1941 Overprinted with Monogram, type W] Inside ???: Sarawak #159 (1947)

[Brooke Family, type V2] Inside ???: Sarawak #157 (1946)

[Local Motifs, type AD] Inside ???: Sarawak #180 (1950)

[Queen Elizabeth II & Local Motifs, type AU] Inside ???: Sarawak #197 (1955)

[Inauguration of Federation, type A] Inside ???: Malaysia #1P (1963)

Scan not available

TBI

[Orchids, type BO] Inside ???: Malaysia-Sarawak #232 (1965)

[Definitives - Wild Orchids, type ]

Inside ???: Malaysia-Sarawak #??? (2018)

MAS2022MB237I

Scott: #????O

Issued: 10.12.2022

The 75th Anniversary of the Philatelic Society of Malaysia

Malaysia #???? (2017) with overprint in the right corner

malaysia fdc

Zoltán wrote: Looking through the Malaysian stamps, I found an oddity. A block was issued in 2017 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Straits Settlements stamp, followed by an overprint in 2022 to mark the 75th anniversary of the Malaysian Philatelic Society. The two blocks do not differ in any other way, not even the 2017 date on the stamp! I am attaching the pictures.

Lou wrote: The 2022 s/s was created by adding an overprint in the right corner of the 2017 issue, commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Philatelic Society of Malaysia. Colnect gives the day of issue as November 30, 2022, but first day covers selling on multiple sites have a December 10, 2022 date. The covers have a premium selling price compared to that of the mint s/s. One Malaysia dealer is even selling a cover, probably prepared by him, which has the overprinted s/s added to the 2017 fdc and tied with the 2022 date, for $55.00!

Thanks to Zoltán Komlóssy and Lou Guadagno

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