Showing posts with label Armenian revenue stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Armenian revenue stamps. Show all posts
Tuesday, 2 June 2015

Armenia Fiscal Stamps: A Variety Not Listed in Zakiyan

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Click on Image to Magnify The fiscal stamps on this little document have been Armenianised three times over. First, the Imperia...
Saturday, 19 April 2014

Armenianization of Imperial General Fiscals

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The last General Revenue stamps of Imperial Russia, issued from 1907 onwards on unwatermarked paper, were printed in sheets of 80, with two ...
Friday, 18 April 2014

A Good Example of Genuine Use of Chassepot Revenue Stamps

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Click on Image to Magnify When I looked at this 1923 document, written in Armenian, I immediately concluded it was genuine in all r...

Assessing and Expertising Revenue Documents - Some Examples from Armenia 3

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This is the last of three Blogs about forged and faked Armenian Revenue Documents. In the next couple of Blogs I will balance the story with...

Assessing and Expertising Revenue Documents - Some Examples from Armenia 2

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This Blog is really about The Decay of Forging. The great forgers of the past - Fournier, Sperati and many more whose names are less famil...

Assessing and Expertising Revenue Documents - Some Examples from Armenia 1

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Fiscal documents with revenue stamps attached are not easy to expertise. In many cases, we don't know much about the period of use of pa...
Thursday, 12 August 2010

ARTAR or Zakiyan? Armenian revenue overprints

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I have always believed that when the Paris printers Chassepot prepared the first pictorial stamps of Armenia in 1920, they despatched only t...
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