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

#409

Scott: #409P

Issued: 17.11.1973

Centenary, Surinam Stamps

Inside #409: Pseudo Stamp

Scott: #C60O (Note) / Michel # Block 19

(Thanks to Jan van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 26.5.1977

AMPHILEX '77

#424 Inside Mi #BL 19 (In Margin): Surinam #424P

Lou wrote: Scott has a note after C60:

cid:ii_ju2zsged0

Typical Scott rationale--there should have been a separate listing--even a "b" would have been better.

Other catalogs, like Michel, recognized the different s/s.

surinam Mi Block 19 folder cover

The s/s in the folders are mint with an exhibition first day handstamp, no uncancelled s/s were sold in folders.

First day covers were also available.

Scott: #562P

Issued: 9.11.1980

5^th Anniversary of Independence

#424-6

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #424-6P

#453

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #452-3P

#457

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #457O

#459

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #459P

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #460-2O & #464O

#535-7

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #535-7O

#C57

Inside #562 (In Margin): Surinam #C56-7O

#573a1

Scott: #573a-cO

Issued: 22.5.1981

WIPA '81

Inside #573a: Surinam #424P

GB #1 a Inside #573b: G.B. #1 [M-G]

Visit: The Penny Black Plate project http://www.arcieriminerva.it/SOS/homeSOS.htm

Inside #573c: Austria #5P

Inside #573: Austria #40O

Scott: #573P

Scott: #600-2P

Issued: 9.6.1982

PHILEXFRANCE '82

Inside #600-2: Stamp Collecting & Printing

Scott: #602aO

#712-3

Scott: #712-3O

Issued: 5.6.1985

Locomotive History

Inside #712: Surinam #192O

(Thanks to Lou for the scan)

#J50 Inside #713: Monaco #J50P

5628A943

Scott: #794-5O

(Thanks to Jan van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 14.10.1987

Aircraft History

Inside #794: Surinam #346O

Amelia Earhart in Suriname

June 3, 1937 was a memorable day for Suriname. On that day, Amelia Earhart, accompanied by her navigator Fred Noonan, landed at Zanderij Airport. She would only stay short, the next morning she had left early again.

The museum's photo archive contains a few photos regarding the short stopover that Amelia made during her flight around the world in Suriname at the time. The photos are in a 'diverse' album. The origin of the photos is unknown, captions are missing. You must be able to recognize the lady in the photo, otherwise the page you know will be turned over again and the photo album will be closed.

Amelia, born July 24, 1897, had a boyish youth and was very interested in women working in men's professions. Among other things, she worked as a nurse and social worker. In 1920, for the first time in her life, she was on a plane, which meant a real turnaround. She took flying lessons and bought her own plane. She was the first woman to make an intercontinental solo return flight and continued to work on improving speed and distance records. In 1932, she was the first woman to cross the ocean five years after Charles Lindbergh. In 1936, she made preparations for a flight around the world. That did not go without a hit or miss. The route led from Miami to San Juan, Caripito (Venezuela), Paramaribo, Fortaleza and Natal (Brazil) and from there the crossing to Dakar in Africa. She left on June 1 to land in Dakar on June 8.

The outlook from San Juan was not good. From there, it was planned to fly directly to Paramaribo. However, wind speeds of 25 knots or 29 miles per hour to Paramaribo were predicted. So she needed extra fuel, but the runway in San Juan was too short for that and it was decided to make a stopover in Caripito and refuel there.

On Thursday, June 3, at 08:48, they left Caripito. The flight lasted 4 hours and 50 minutes. They landed at Zanderij at 14.38 local time.

The accompanying photo must have been taken shortly after landing. Amelia and Fred were welcomed by Dutch and American officials. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Early the next morning she would fly to Fortaleza. Before leaving for Paramaribo by train, the device was refueled. In the city, they spent the night in the Palace hotel on Orange Square. The next morning at 07.10 they boarded again to land at Fortaleza just over 9 hours later.

Unfortunately, the trip ended in disaster. On June 29, they landed in New Guinea, from where they left on July 2 with Howland island as their destination. They never arrived there. There are various theories circulating about the fate of Earhart and Noonan. Although Amelia was officially declared dead in 1939, interest in her person and her last flight always persisted. At the end of 2010, news came in the news that bone material had been found on the island of Nikumaroro that may have belonged to Amelia or Fred. In addition, some items were found that can sometimes be attributed to them. Who knows, the truth will ever come to light.

The Surinamese post offices once put stamps in circulation commemorating Amelia's stopover in Zanderij.

https://werkgroepcaraibischeletteren.nl/amelia-earhart-in-suriname/

Is this the final resting place of Amelia Earhart? Bones discovered on Pacific island are '99% certain to be hers' says scientist

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5472717/Island-bones-99-likely-belong-Amelia-Earhart-says-expert.html

Inside #795: Surinam #518O

#822 surinam 825

Scott: #822-4O

Issued: 18.10.1988

FILACEPT '88

Inside #822: Egypt #47P (New Zealand)

Inside #823: Netherlands #334P

Inside #824: Surinam #238O

Scott: #825O

Inside #825a: Egypt Type A21 as Egypt #47 (changed color)

sos netherlands 338 1952 Inside #825b: Netherlands #338O

Inside #825c: Surinam #239O

Scott: #840aO

Issued: 7.6.1989

Classic and Modern Automobiles

Inside #839: Monaco #484O, Left Half

Inside #840: Monaco #484O, Right Half

#850

Scott: #849-50O, #851P

Issued: 17.11.1989

World Stamp Expo '89

Inside #849: Surinam #445P

Inside #850: US #990P

#459 Inside #851: Surinam #459P

#851a

Scott: #851aP

[The 150th Anniversary of the First Postage Stamp, type BDL]

Scott: #858-60P

Issued: 4.5.1990

150th Anniversary, Penny Black

#c1 Inside #858: Surinam #C1O

Inside #859: G.B. #1

#208 Inside #860: G.B. #208P

Scott: #860aO

Scott: #918O

Issued: 24.3.1992

Granada '92

#847-8

Inside #918: Surinam #847-8O

Inside #918: Surinam #898-9O

#928-9

Scott: #928-9O

Issued: 17.8.1992

Surcharge #712-3 by 1c

#954-6

Scott: #954-6P

Issued: 30.7.1993

Brasiliana '93

Inside #954-6: Brazil #1-3O

Scott: #956AO

#956a

Pairs Tete-beche

Scott: #987-8P

Issued: 1.10.1994

Fedapost '94

#B148 Inside #987: Netherlands #B148P

#168 Inside #988: Surinam #168O

#988a

Scott: #988aP

Scott: #1052aO

Issued: 27.6.1996

Olymphilex '96, Atlanta

Inside #1052a: Surinam #678O

Inside #1052a: Surinam #683O

[International Stamp Exhibition PACIFIC '97 - San Francisco, United States of America, type ]

Scott: #1097P

Issued: 29.5.1997

Pacific '97

Inside #1097: Surinam #458P

#459 Inside #1097: Surinam #459P

#1152-3

Scott: #1152-3O

Issued: 8.10.1998

Hague Philatelic Exhibition

Inside #1152-4: Surinam #245O

#174 Inside #1152-4: Surinam #174O

Inside #1152-4: Surinam #141O

Scott: #1154P

[The 125th Anniversary of the UPU - Universal Postal Union, type BRS]

Scott: #1196-7O

Issued: 09.10.11.1999

125^th Anniversary - UPU

Inside #1196-7: Pseudo Stamps

#1224

Scott: #1224O

Issued: 7.7.2000

World Stamp Expo 2000

Inside #1224: Surinam #1208O

Inside #1224: Surinam #1209O

[The 25th Anniversary of the International Agencies Ltd. as Philatelic Agent, type ]

Scott: #1230aO

Issued: 24.11.2000

25th Anniversary, Van Reijen Int'l Agencies Serving Surinam Philately

Inside #1230: Surinam #1130-1O (tete-beche)

[Fauna - Birds, type BEM] Inside #1230: Surinam #724O

[Airmail - Puma, type BFC] Inside #1230: Surinam #892O

SUR M1695 Inside #1230: Surinam #1182O

Inside #1230: Surinam #1153O

Inside #1230: Surinam #874-5O (tete-beche)

SUR M1400 Inside #1230: Surinam #B389O

Inside #1230: Surinam #1214a-1214b (tete- beche)

Inside #1230: Surinam #916O

Inside #1230: Surinam #957O

Inside #1230: Surinam #919O

SUR M1415 Inside #1230: Surinam #927O

Scott: #1262a-bO

Issued: 19.10.2001

Stamp Day

Inside #1262a, 1263a: Surinam #648O

Inside #1262b, 1263b: Surinam #29O

DCDAFCA5

Scott: #1263a-bO

#1282-3

Scott: #1282a-bO

Issued: 30.8.2002

Amphilex

+NED M404 Inside #1282a: Netherlands #244P

(thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán for the scan)

EURPOEESCHE PTT VEREENIGING 19 OCTOBER 1942 10 CENT overprinted on stamps of Netherlands

Netherlands - 1943 - commerative for the European Post and Telegraph Union founding in Viena, Austria on October 12, 1942

http://postage.20m.com/0000000.htm

#103 Inside #1283b: Netherlands #103O

2002

Scott: #1283O

[International Stamp Exhibition AMPHILEX 2002 - Amsterdam, Netherlands, type ]

Scott: #1284O

Issued: 30.8.2002

Amphilex

Surinam #1230 Overprint Amphilex

968D7AFB

Scott: #1296O

(Thanks to Jan van Lin for the scan)

Issued: 3.6.2003

300^th Anniversary, J. Enschede Printers

Inside #1296: Surinam #7O

Scott: #1303a-bO

Issued: 1.12.2003

Provisional Revalues Overprint on #928-9

Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert for the scan

#1334-6

Scott: #1334-6P

Issued: 4.1.2006

50^th Anniversary - Europe Stamps

Inside #1334: Netherlands #379P

Inside #1335: Netherlands #369P

Inside #1336: Netherlands #375P

Scott: #1336aP

2008A

2008B

Scott: #1370a-iO

Issued: 9.4.2008

80th Anniversary - Netherlands Association of Stamps

Inside #1370a: Netherlands #104O

Inside #1370b: Surinam #120O

Inside #1370c: Netherlands #43O

Inside #1370d: Netherlands #103O

Inside #1370e: Netherlands #B85O

Inside #1370f: Netherlands #C9O

#J27 Inside #1370g: Netherlands #J27O

Inside #1370h: Netherlands #O25O

Inside #1370i: Surinam #B10O

Inside #1370j: Surinam #C14O

Inside #1370k: Netherlands #160O

Inside #1370l: Netherlands #96P

SUR2009M$ SUR2009M$1

Scott: #????-?O (Unlisted)

Issued: ??.??.2009

Stamp day

SUR M21 Inside #????: Surinam #15

SUR M30 Inside #????: Surinam #26

Thanks to Komlóssy Zoltán

surinam 1419a-l se-tenant strip

Scott: #1419a-lO

Issued: 04.04.2011

The 25th Paper Money Fair

surinam 1419k

Scott: #1419kO

Inside #1419K: Surinam #751O

surinam sheetlet 1419a-l

Lou wrote: Here is a SoS from 2011 that I missed when it came out, maybe you did too!

A few years ago, while looking at Surinam on-line for something else, I was surprised to see a SoS on a sheetlet issued to publicize a paper currency fair, and that the designer had chosen an unusual re-valued older issue for one value, creating the SoS.

On April 4, 2011, Suriname issued a sheetlet of two strips of 12 values (Surinam # 1419a-j) separated by an illustrated gutter to publicize the 25th Paper Money Fair, to be held in Valkenburg, Netherlands on September 23-4, 2011. An 8.00 SRG value (Surinam #1419K) reproduced Surinam #751, issued in 1986, by overprinting Surinam #639 from 1983 with a new inscription noting the 150th Anniversary of the Ministry of Finance Building in Paramaribo, and a lower 30c value, the design illustrates a one Gulden banknote from 1979.

The complete sheetlet was rather expensive, so I acquired one of the strips of 12, mint and on fdcs and a mint example of the reproduced stamp, so I belatedly have two more nice pages for my collection.

[The 40th Anniversary of Surinam Philately, type ]

Scott: #1490O

Issued: 25.11.2015

40th Anniversary of Surinam Philately

Scott: #1490aO

Inside #1490a: Surinam #453P

Inside #1490a: Surinam #896O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #1379bO

Inside #1490a: Surinam #C96O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #1197O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #1341O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #751O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #426P

Inside #1490a: Surinam #467O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #1448aO

Inside #1490a: Surinam #519O

Inside #1490a: Surinam #C60O

Scott: #1490bO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #517O

Inside #1490b: Surinam #452P

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1452jO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1451bO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #714-5O

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1291jO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1369eO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1379eO

Inside #1490b: Surinam #897O

Inside #1490b: Surinam #469O

Inside #1490b: Surinam #674O

Inside #1490b: Surinam #1369dO

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

surinam sheetlet

Scott: #????O

Issued: 01.02.2023

Stamps on stamps

sos iceland C3 Inside #????: Iceland #C3O

sos netherlands C20 1933 Inside #????: Netherlands #C20O

sos nepal 89 1956 Inside #????: Nepal #89O

sos nicaragua Inside #????: Nicaragua #707P

sos obock 1893 Inside #????: Obock #64O

Lou wrote: the Obock issue is actually imperforate with printed "perforations", but the stamp appears to be perforated, and there are no margins enclosing the "perfs" like on the actual stamp scan. Very odd.

Thanks to Lou Guadagno

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