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Stamp of the colony "French Soudan"; 1921; definitive stamp of the French colony "French West Africa - Haute Sénégal et Niger" from 1914 of the issue "Targui rider on dromedar" with overprint of a new country name; stamp motive with a rider of an Camelus dromedarius ("Targui" = Sing. from "Tuareg") with overprint of the new country name; mint stamp
Stamp: Michel: No. 20 (= "Französisch-Westafrika - Haut Sénégal et Niger", No. 18 from 1914 with overprint); Yvert et Tellier: No. 20; Scott: No. 21
Color: brown violet / purple with black overprint
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 1 C. (Centime)
Postage validity: 1921 - ?

Stamp picture size (printed area): 20.5 x 35.0 mm
Deiziad (first issue of the stamp)
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Aozer "La Poste" (de la (Troisième) Republique Française) - Émile Froment - Joseph de La Nézière
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Description Tuareg rider on dromedar
Premier jour d'émission
Éditeur "La Poste" (de la (Troisième) Republique Française)
Design Joseph de La Néziere (1873-1944) (design of the original stamp)

E.Froment (engraving of the original stamp)

Imprimeur "Maison Chassepot, Paris" (original stamp) (probably)
Technique d'impression Letterpress printing (original stamp+ overprint)
Circulation ?
Perforation Comb perforation, K 13½ : 12 or K 13½ : 14
N° dans le Catalogue Michel Französische Kolonien (Obervolta), Nr. 1
N° dans le Scott catalogue France (Upper Volta), No. 1

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