num_pages: 312
description: This latest edition of the India catalogue lists all stamps from the first issued in 1852 up to the end of 2022 new issues. This catalogue also covers in detail the stamps of the Convention and Feudatory States. Prices have been carefully revised to reflect the strong market for this area. KEY SELLING A comprehensive design index for Indian stamps 1947-date makes stamp identification easy. This edition of the India Catalogue lists and prices all stamps issued to the level of detail familiar to the users of the British Commonwealth &amp; Empire Stamps Catalogue. Prices up to 1970 have been extracted from the British Commonwealth and Empire Stamps 2023 catalogue. Later issues have been revised and updated specially for this catalogue. Colour illustrations throughout. Listings are now complete to December 2022. Helpful notes on assessing prices and values of the early issues of India. Fully priced listings of Indian stamps used in Abyssinia Aden Bahrain British East Africa Dubai Iran Iraq Kuwait Muscat the Straits Settlements and Zanzibar with extended notes of their use in Burma. NEW FOR THIS Prices have been carefully reviewed and revised to reflect the current strength of the market for all Indian stamps. The India used abroad listings now include Dubai and Kuwait and there is an abbreviated listing of Indian stamps known used in the sub-offices of Aden. The listings of the 1971 Refugee Relief Fund overprints have been extensively revised with a number of new overprints and varieties listed for the first time and extended notes on their use. Several new plate watermark and other varieties have been added throughout the catalogue. New illustrations and additional notes continue to enhance the usefulness of this invaluable reference work. DETAILED CONTENTS and COUNTRIES The Stanley Gibbons India catalogue lists and prices the stamps of India from the earliest issues of Sind Province (1852)
language: English
title: A. H. Baldwin & Sons: 150 Greatest Rarities
publisher: A. H. Baldwin & Sons