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A is for Aden and Z is for Zanzibar... Now what is between? For the world wide classical era philatelist and stamp collector, a country specific philatelic survey is offered by the blog author, Jim Jackson, with two albums: Big Blue, aka Scott International Part 1 (checklists available), and Deep Blue, aka William Steiner's Stamp Album Web PDF pages. In addition, "Bud" offers commentary and a look at his completely filled Big Blue. Interested? So into the Blues...

Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Kimble's September Postmark Calendar

Kimble''s September Calendar
Into the Deep Blue
As a collaborative project, Dan and I are presenting a postmark calendar for all 366 possible days of the year, represented by interesting appropriate date cancellation stamps from the Kimble collection.

We are publishing, during 2017, a monthly blog post with the date postmarks for that month for everyone's enjoyment.

The introduction, dedication, and links to the other months that have been published, is included with the January post.

September Postmark Calendar

September 1
Sweden 1896 Scott 59 15o red brown "Oscar II"
Hasslarp, Sweden? 474 inhabitants as of 2010, former site of a sugar factory.

September 2
Belgium 1905 Scott 85 10c dull rose
"King Leopold"
Antwerp + ?, Belgium

September 3
Cape of Good Hope 1900 Scott 62 1p carmine rose
"Table Mountain and Bay"

September 4
Austria 1875 Scott 36 5kr rose "Franz Josef"
Fine Print
?

September 5
Austria 1875 Scott 36 5kr rose "Franz Josef"
Fine Print
?

September 6
Austria 1859 Scott 11 15kr blue, Type II
"Franz Josef"
Linz, Austria?

September 7
USA 1917 Scott 199 2c rose "Washington"
Chicago

September 8
Belgium 1896 Scott 79 5c deep violet
"St. Michael and Satan"
Middelkerke, Belgium

September 9
Portugal  1882 Scott 60c 25r brown
"KIng Luiz"
Matosinhos, Portugal?

September 10
Belgium 1902 Scott Q42 1fr violet brown & orange
"Whinged Wheel"
Liege, Belgium

September 11
Netherlands 1876 Scott 34 1/2c rose
"Numeral of value"
?

September 12
Belgium 1905 Scott 85 10c dull rose
"King Leopold"
Elterbeek or Schaarbeek (both villages) near Brussels? (Thanks Lexman.)

September 13
Great Britain 1881 Scott 89 1p lilac "Victoria"
Dublin

September 14
Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika 1935 Scott 49
15c red & black "Mount Kilimanjaro"
Entebbe, Uganda

September 15
USA 1917 Scott 510 10c orange yellow
"Franklin"
?

September 16
Great Britain 1902 Scott 127 1/2p gray green "Edward VII"
Croydon in south London?

September 17
Canada 1899 Scott 88 2c on 3c carmine
"Victoria"
...C.P.R.? - Canadian Pacific Railway?

September 18
British Guiana 1891 Scott 136 5c ultramarine
"Seal of Colony"
?

September 19
Great Britain 1881 Scott 89 1p lilac "Victoria"
Belfast

September 20
Belgium 1882 Scott Q11 50c carmine
Tournai-Doornik (Thanks Lexman.)

September 21
Belgium 1893 Scott 65 10c orange brown
"King Leopold"
Flenu?

September 22
Haiti 1944 Scott RA1 5c dull purple
"Haitian Woman, War Invalids and Ruined Buildings"
Port-au-Prince, Haiti

September 23
Bavaria 1888 Scott 63 10pf carmine
"Coat of arms"
?

September 24
USA 1918 Scott 525 1c gray green "Washington"
Pittsburgh East Liberty section

September 25
Great Britain 1902 Scott 127 1/2p gray green "Edward VII"
?

September 26
Great Britain 1911 Scott 152 1p carmine
"George V" 
Hitchin, Herfordshire?  Thanks Bud.

September 27
Great Britain 1902 Scott 127 1/2p gray green "Edward VII"
Liverpool

September 28
Great Britain 1881 Scott 89 1p lilac "Victoria"
London

September 29
Belgium 1900 Scott 66 10c bright rose "Leopold II"
Lessines, Belgium

September 30
Great Britain 1881 Scott 89 1p lilac "Victoria"
London


Austria 1883 Scott 43 5kr rose
Out of the Blue
We tried to identify the town/city postmark on the stamps. We were not very successful in some cases. Perhaps the reader could help?

Note: All the stamps are part of the Kimble collection.

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4 comments:

  1. Great calendar, you should make one for 2018 in HQ ;-)

    September 20
    Tournai - Doornik

    September 12
    This is from a village near Brussels but a few of them have a name ending on *rbeek: Etterbeek; Schaarbeek;
    Now which one of these villages have a street called Rue Royale...seems to be after that is mentioned Société Marh***?

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    1. Thanks for the great info Lexman- I'll add them to the calendar.

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  2. September 26, possibly Hitchin,Hertfordshire.

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