3B - 45Bbin bl of 4 50B - 90B in bl of 4
| 1 nov 1917 Austrian occupation coloured printed numerals, red or black ovp on coloured base |
| Perf L12 1/2 | Perf L11 1/2 | Perf 11 1/2 : 12 1/2 | Imperf | |
| 3B | red | x | ||
| 5B | red | x | ||
| 6B | red | x | ||
| 10B | red | x | ||
| 12B | red | x | ||
| 15B | red | x | ||
| 20B | red | x | ||
| 25B | red | x | ||
| 30B | red | x | ||
| 40B | red | x | x | x |
| 50B | red | x | ||
| 60B | red | x | ||
| 80B | red | x | ||
| 90B | red | x | ||
| 2L carmine on yellowish | black | x | ||
| 3L dark green on bluish | black | x | ||
| 4L carmine on greenish | black | x |
| Varieties: Imperforate Bani and Lei inverted Black ovp low values, red ovp high values |
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| 1 march 1918 numerals and ban/lei ovp in black on white base |
| Perf L12 1/2 | Imperf | |
| 3B | x | x |
| 5B | x | x |
| 6B | x | x |
| 10B | x | x |
| 12B | x | x |
| 15B | x | x |
| 20B | x | x |
| 25B | x | x |
| 30B | x | x |
| 40B | x | x |
| 50B | x | x |
| 60B | x | x |
| 80B | x | x |
| 90B | x | x |
| 2L carmine on yellowish | x | x |
| 3L dark green on bluish | x | x |
| 4L carmine on greenish | x | x |
| Varieties: Without overprint (imperforate, proofs?) Imperforate imperforate with red ovp Inverted red ovp Perforate Imperforate Inverted black ovp Perforate Imperforate (Note: Lei values on white paper) |
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| 1918 Unissued | 3B - 45Bbin bl of 4 50B - 90B in bl of 4 |
| 1B on 1H olive |
| 2B on 2H orange |
| 3B on 3H grey |
| 5B on 5H green |
| 10B on 10H brown lilac |
| 20B on 20H cinnamon |
| 25B on 25H ultramarine |
| 30B on 30H olive |
| 45B on 45H light greyblack |
| 50B on 50H greygreen |
| 60B on 60H violet |
| 80B on 80H pink |
| 90B on 90H dark lilac |
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   | Note: This issue is almost always found
in complete sets - their use seems to have been mainly philatelic. But as seen they can be
found on letters - but these three are clearly philatelic, cancelled to favour (one 37B, One 90B, same adress) The varieties seems also to have appeared, not by accident, but through intent. Rumour has it that a member of the royal family ordered these varieties to be printed, for later philatelic sale Michel Austria Special also lists some stationery. I would also very much appreciate jpgs of such. |
