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Liberia 1860–1996

• Fourth Pictorials 1918 and Overprints

  • Regular Stamps (1918)

    163

    164

    165

    166

    167

    168

    169

    170

    171

    172

    173

    174

    175

  • Official Stamps (1918)

    O98

    O99

    O100

    O101

    O102

    O103

    O104

    O105

    O106

    O107

    O108

    O109

    O110

  • Semi-Postal Stamps (August 7, 1918)

    B3

    B4

    B5

    B6

    B7

    B8

    B9

    B10

    B11

    B12

    B13

    B14

    B15

  • Provisionals ovpt “1920” (1920)

    complete sheets of 50 were overprinted for both values, regular and official, with a setting of 50; major varieties are: “CEETS” for “CENTS” (position 32) and italic “9” in “1920” (position 40) for “THREE CENTS” on one cent, and Roman numeral “I” for “1” in “1920” (positions 11, 14 & 38) and the third bar at base made up of 18 short diagonal lines (position 40) for “FOUR CENTS” on two cents.

    • regular and official stamps

      176

      177

      O111

      O112

  • Provisionals (1923–1927)

    sheets of 50 surcharged in panes of 25 after being folded down the center and with margins removed, except type of 1927 (“wavy lines”) which was overprinted with a setting of 50 and with margins left on; four types of obliterator bars: type I “fancy cross ornaments”, setting of 5 x 5, on official stamp in red (1923 and 1926) and on regular and official stamp in black (1926) with one spelling error “Gents” for “Cents” (position 10), on official stamps only; type II (1926) “black bar” often made up of two bars of unequal lenght, setting of 5 x 5, in black on regular stamp with variety “TwoCents” lacking space between words (position 2), and, in addition, on official stamp with “Two Gents” spelling error (position 10); type III (1926) “red quads” usually aligned horizontally giving the appearance of two parallel bars, but also featuring several varieties with some quads being oriented vertically, setting of 5 x 5, on official stamp in red and again one known spelling error “Gents” for “Cents” (position 10); type IV (1927) “wavy lines”, one setting for whole sheet of 10 x 5, on regular and official stamp in red with six sub-types of wavy lines, and with the following setting varieties and errors of “Two Cents”: “T wo” (position 4), “Ceuts” (position 20 & 36), “Cen ts” (positions 28 & 29), “Vwo” (position 32), “Two 1Cents” caused by lead spacing bar showing (position 42), and “Twc” (position 50).

    • regular and official stamps

      228

      228a

      229

      229 big 2

      O155

      O155b

      O156

      SGO182

      O157

  • Provisionals ovpt “1936” (1936)

    • regular issue of 1918 revalued

      248

      249

      250

      251

      252

      253

      254

      255

      256

      256a

      257

      258

    • former official issue of 1918 revalued

      259

      260

      261

      262

      263

      264

      265

      266

      267

      268

      269

      270