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Value Only used in Kuwait – Type c7 (Kuwait) – Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue – 1952 Value Only used in Kuwait – The 1952 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue overprinted “Value Only” used in Kuwait and cancelled with Type c7 – The Oval Rubber Registration Date-Stamp – Kuwait.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - 1952 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Bahrain. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. The first 2 values were issued on the 5th December 1952 – 1½ Anna and 2½ Annas.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - 1952 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Kuwait. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. The first 2 values were issued on the 10th December 1952 – 1½ Anna and 2½ Annas.
Definitive
The 1st Local Issue – 1953/1956 Bahrain issued its first independent stamp on the 15th of March 1953 bearing a portrait of the then ruler, Sheikh Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa. The value of the stamp was 1 ½ Anna, which was the internal letter rate at the time. The stamp was the first of a set of three and the other two values - ½ Anna and 1 Anna - were issued in October 1956. By the time of the issue the Bahrain State Postal Service had taken over the internal mail system and as such was the recipient of all revenues generated by the use of the local stamps. This was seen as a first move towards postal independence. Donaldson writes that though the stamps were intended for local use the stamps were occasionally used on international mail for which they were equally accepted. The stamps are typically found with British Agency cancellations, but the State Post Office had introduced locally made cancellers in order to cancel only local mail. A total of 3 cancellers were introduced and the first of the 3 was the first to incorporate “Bahrain” in Arabic. The next two were the first area specific cancellers to be introduced in Bahrain both issued for the “Manama” post-office and as for the local “Bahrain” canceller the two “Manama” cancellers included Manama in Arabic.
Definitive
The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II - 1953 The set was issued to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. It comprises of 4 stamps with the following values: 2½ Annas - 4 Annas - 12 Annas and 1 Rupee.
Commemorative
The Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II - 1953 The set was issued to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. It comprises of 4 stamps with the following values: 2½ Annas - 4 Annas - 12 Annas and 1 Rupee.
Commemorative
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - AUG 1953 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agencies of Eastern Arabia. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. ½ Anna – 1 Anna and 2 Annas were issued on the 31st August 1953.
Definitive
Bahrain used in Qatar – Type c5a (Umm Said) – Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue – 1953 Bahrain used in Qatar – The 1953 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue overprinted Bahrain used in Qatar and cancelled with Type c5a – The Double-Circle Date-Stamps– Umm Said.
Definitive
BPAEA used in Bahrain - QE II Definitive Issue - AUG 1953 BPAEA used in Bahrain - QE II Definitive Issue - AUG 1953
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BPAEA used in Kuwait - QE II Definitive Issue - AUG 1953 BPAEA used in Kuwait - QE II Definitive Issue - AUG 1953
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Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - Missing 1/2 Error - AUG 1953 When the ½ Anna was printed the process necessitated that the “BAHRAIN” and “ANNA” was printed first where after the decimal “½” was added in a subsequent operation. This is why the first print of the ½ Anna can sometimes be recognized by the “½” was being placed centrally above the “ANNA”. This technique produced the most unusual error in the form of the “missing ½”. Donaldson writes that a number of sheets missed out on the second operation with one of these sheets being discovered in the Muharraq Post Office after half the sheet had been sold. The remaining half of the sheet was subsequently withdrawn and returned to the G.P.O. However, two more sheets were discovered making the number of possible existing examples of the error 600 (2 sheets of 240 plus half a sheet). A considerable of stamps were philatelically used on covers, which were addressed locally. The most common philatelic use is on covers cancelled at the Muharraq Post Office on November 20th and 21st 1953 with the Muharraq canceller – Donaldson type 23.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - August 1953 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Kuwait. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. ½ Anna – 1 Anna and 2 Annas were issued on the 31st August 1953.
Definitive
QE II High Value Castle Definitive Issue - 1955 On September 23rd 1955 the first 3 of the QEII high value definitive stamps were issued by the British Postal Agency in Kuwait. The values were: 2 Rupees – 5 Rupees and 10 Rupees.
Definitive
Bahrain used in Qatar – Type c11 (Umm Said) – Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - NOV 1953 Bahrain used in Qatar – The 1953 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue overprinted Bahrain used in Qatar and cancelled with Type c11 (Umm Said) – The Large Oval Rubber Registration Date-Stamp.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - NOV 1953 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Bahrain. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. 4 Annas – 12 Annas and 1 Rupee were issued on the 2nd November 1953.
Definitive
1 Rupee Double Overprint - NOV 1953 An error in the form of a double overprint exists of the 1953 1 Rupee stamp, which is very difficult to spot and as such very rarely identified. One must persume that the error only occurs on one sheet and as such only 240 copies exist - far less are known.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - November 1953 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Bahrain. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. 4 Annas – 12 Annas and 1 Rupee were issued on the 2nd November 1953.
Definitive
Bahrain used in Qatar – Type c5a (Umm Said) – Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue – 1954 Bahrain used in Qatar – The 1954 Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue overprinted Bahrain used in Qatar and cancelled with Type c5a, Type c5a – The Double-Circle Date-Stamps– Umm Said.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue - 1954 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Bahrain. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. The final two values – 3 Annas and 6 Annas – were issued on the 18th January 1954.
Definitive
Queen Elizabeth II Definitive Issue – 1954 The third definitive set issued by the British Postal Agency in Bahrain. It comprises of 10 values issued on 4 different dates. The final two values – 3 Annas and 6 Annas – were issued on the 18th January 1954.
Definitive