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N A T S H K A Z A K ALEX REPUBLIC KAZAKHSTAN 2014 Postage Stamps Catalogue Special Part I Explanations and conventional signs 8 6 1 3 4 2 5 CMS - Miniature sheetlet, as term used only if there are the greater sale sheet. 1992. III. 20. GOLDEN WARRIOR. BS - Booklet sheet (pane). Some parts of sale sheet forms are not booklet, if this parts possible have without booklet. Odr, v, GM- S4 (6x6), K 12x121/4, Some Post of CIS countries officially produce this pseu- L: G. Komlev, (2 500 000), mcol. dobooklet forms. Catalogue don’t registered pseudo-pro- duction private or officially issued). SS - Souvenir sheet (English - miniature, Germany - block, 7. Gold Suit of Sak’s Warrior USA- souvenir, CIS - block). Souvenir sheet have harrow (V-IV Century B. C.) perforation ( UPU recommendation) . Catalogue use from Issyk’s Burial-mound . “block” term for some part of sheets (S, PS or SS) with 2 or more stamps in vertical and horizontal rows . 10 7 13 S 4 - quantity sale sheets (panes) into printer’s sheet 9 before cutting. Unknown quantity catalogue re- gistered - with “?” sign. 7 0,50 (R) Multicoloured ............... _,1*5 _,10 _,15 ( 6 x 6) - quantity of stamps or stamp’s place (stamp’s place catalogue sign - M. ) in horizontal rows FDC ......................_,50 1,50 and vertical rows of sale sheet . 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 5 Perforation: L - Line perforation 1 Date of issue for circulation. Official date or date K - Combined perforation of the printing order (prestamped enveloppes and Z - Harrow perforation postcards dates) registered into half-ringed brackets. O - cutted stamps (officially ordered and really 2 Name of the issue. used for postal circulations). Registered. H - Imperforate stamps. Only occur origin. 3 4 5 Main information. (Fully imperforated sale sheet or part imperfora- ted sale sheet). As important varieties registered. 3 Printing and paper: B - Unperforated stamps as intention official pro- Odr.- Offset ( lithography ) printing duction (unethics or unlegitimate issues) or pro- Bdr.- Typographical printing duction of swindle or misappropriation. Fl. - Fluorescence paper Catalogue no registered. Ph.- Phosphorescense paper w - Ordinary paper 6 Designers: v - Chalky paper D - original drawing v1 - Chalky paper with gum points L - postage stamp’s designer v2 - As above, with gum spots too B - painter of the original work of art WZ - Watermarked paper E - engraver of the original postmark or stamps P - plate photographer, used for the stamp’s drawing C - designer of the computer-drawing 4 Printing houses and forms of sale sheets: DAA - Dauir , Almaty GM - Goznak , Moscow 7 Printing (quantity) official. WPL - Gizene und Davrient , Leipzig, Germany DSR - DSR Holding Ltd. , France 8 Illustrations (ordinary - 50 % of original size). OSD - Osterreichdrukerei, Wien FNS - Fausa Nilsen Stamps AG , Norge 9 Designation of the illustration, accordingly of ANB - Allami Nemda Pm. , Hungary catalogue Number. BDB - Bundesdrukerei , Berlin BFNB - Banknotes Ptg.Works of National Bank of 1 0 Subject or object depiction of the illustration. Republic Kazakhstan , Almaty SPA - State Ptg. Works of Promtly Printing , Almaty 1 1 Catalogue number: UKR - State Ptg. Works “Ukraine”, Kiev, Ukraine Full registration in broad outline. SPWPS - State Ptg. Works of Postage Stamps, Beijung, China 1 2 - 3 4 5 6 - 7 8 9 10 BHP - Belorussian State Ptg. Works, Minsk I II III Forms of sale sheets: PS - Printing sheet I - Prefixion and catalogue number. S - Sale sheet II - Designation of the postage stamps varieties or MS - Miniature sheet ( Not souvenir, not block) as varieties of the overprinting. term used only if there are the greater sale sheet. III - Designation of the postage stamps varieties used CS - Sheetlet , as sale sheet with two or more stamps for overprinting only. or with labels ALEX - Special Catalogue - 2014 3 Explanations and conventional signs Surcharge - are additional inscription or sketch , on 1 0 6 The main varieties of the printed-mattrix - postage stamps with change or without change I, II, III, … characterized by next indications : of the valuation . a) - invariable of situation’s place, Overprinting - as above, with change of the territorial or b) - immmutable of the variety form, functional fields of circulation’s employment . c) - see well by eyes without magnifient glass, d) - existence in all printing- sheets or main parts 1 Prefixions : of printing . A - Archive’s materials 01, 02, …Small varieties characterized as mains varieti- P - Prestamped postcards es, but don’t there are some indication as above . U - Prestamped enveloppes Unit of printing are printing-sheet (no sale-sheet, but sometim- S - Special cancellations es sale-sheet and printing-sheet are the same comprehension) . Un- Unissued for postal circulations Varieties are results of damaging: E - Experimental materials primary- printed-mattrix or photographic plate, O - Specimens secondary- montage and installation of the Pr- Proofs printed-mattrix, tetriary- printing ( damages, depreciation, get of outside things as paper’s pieces or oil’s drops ). Significance of primary, secondary or tetriary varieties are equally for stamp-collectors, but take of distinguish ordinary as snowy, interesting or tedious .Sometimes collectors tell 2 Catalogue number by Arabic figures about official varieties, but official varieties really are tricks for expropriate money from collector’s pockets . 3 , 7 Varieties of the printing : D - Double printing K - Inverted printing 5 , 9 Paper’s and gum varieties : DK - Double printing, one inverted X,Y, Z, - colour varieties R - Gum-side printing x,y, z, - structure’s (thickness) varieties or F - Absence of printing : Colour omitee, Pairs optical (transparence) varieties. with and without surcharge and etc. WZ - watermarked paper Small varieties of the printing ( no registered ) : 12 Valuation : fr - Abklatsch ( mirror over-side printing) up to 16.XI.93. - 1 USSR Rouble = 100 kopecks fn - Calculation’s sheet printing . Calculation’s after 19.XI.93. - 1 tenge =100 tyins sheets enclosured each 100 sheets of packing USSR definitive stamps , which used for 13 overprinting of the some Kazakhstan’s posta- Main colour of the stamps or surcharges : ge stamps - mcol., Multicol. - multicoloured (more 3-colours) 7 fs - Displacion of the some color of multicolored ordinary registered after position (printing). - Up to 3 colours registered fully, without tinge co- printing or greater displacion of the overprin- lours through put of the paints. ting . fsp - Perforation’s displasion on postage stamp’s Place sometimes used for : drawing . 14 - Date of the issue fdp - Perforation’s putting ( Double perforation ). - Printing (quantity) of variety fap - Absence of some perforation’s gaps . - Designation of the imprinted stamps of prestamped enveloppes or postcards. 4 , 8 Colour’s varieties of the stamps or surcharges : - Varieties A,B,C,... 15 Conventional signs of official or private a, b, c,... - Small varieties ( shades ) : p h i l a t e l ic productions : a - pale - , b - lightly - , d - main colour , F D C - First Day Cover c - brightly - , e - darkly - CM - Cardmaximum SFD - First Day Sheet Registration used two letters, if there are varieties B - Booklet. (Official pseudo-booklets and small varieties . For example : Aa - pale-blue , Catalogue no registered Ab - lightly-blue , Ac- brightly-blue , Ae- darkly- blue . 16 1 7 1 8 Catalogue valuations of : Small varieties with some tinge other colour named - tones . - unmounted mint stamps Small or great colour varieties of the multicolou- * - postally cancelled stamps red offset printing stamps do not registered by cata- - stamps on postally used postcard or cover logue , becourse colour’s varieties of multicolored - cancelled stamp on piece offset printing stamps do’t related to varieties . ALEX - Special Catalogue - 2014 4 Explanations and conventional signs CTO - Cancellations by order (Cancellations by order Revaluation Table of Postage Stamps printed by some Ptg. Works are official forgery, dama- F a c e value Revaluation’s date ged of philately, as kind cancellations postally unused). ALEX of first day Novem. May January 2009 Valuations of cancellations by postmark unused for Nos. postal circulation ( duplicates too) ALEX catalogue dated 1993 1994 1995 no registered. 1+2 2x12 kop. 2x12 t. 2x12 t. Catalogue valuations: Euro. 2-4w,v 2x12 kop. 2x12 t. 2x12 t. Catalogue valuation based of the valuations gross 5-6w,v 2x13 kop. 2x13 t. 2x13 t. catalogues: Stanley Gibbons , GB or MICHEL, 8 30 kop. 30 t. 30 t. Germany or Scott, USA for world-wide equal change. 7 _,50 R. 50 t. 50 t. Really - brutto prices (cash) used cut coefficient for 9 75 kop. 75 t. 75 t. ALEX catalogue valuations: 10 1,_R. 1,_ T. 1,_T Kazakhstan 0,5 ordinary issues 11 _,75 R. 75 t. 75 t. --//-- 0,3 - 0,8 rarities 12 1,_ R . 1,_ T. 1,_T. CIS 0,6 ordinary issues 13 24,50 R 24,50 t. 24,5 T. 24,5 T. --//-- 0,4 - 0,9 rarities 14 30 kop. 30 t. 30 t. Rare varieties without catalogue valuation: _,_ 15 3,_ R. 3 t. 3, _T. 3,_T. 16 1,50 R. 1,5 t. 1,50 T. 1,50 T. 17 5,_ R. 5 t. 5 ,_ T. 5,_ T. Additional convention signs : 19 1,_ R. 1,_ t. 1,_ T. 1,_ T. M. - place of postage stamp within sale-sheet, num- 18 5,_ R. 5 t. 5,_ T. 5 T. bered from left to right and upper to lower 20 3,_ R. 3 t. 3,_ T. 3,_ T. m. - postage stamp 21 10,_ R. 10 t. 10,_ T. 10,_ T. - sign of variety indication have two 22 25,_ R. 25 t. 25 T. 25 T. stamp’s places within sale-sheet 23 50,_ R. 50 t. 50 T.
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