COLOR PRINTED JAPAN [CLASS.] 1871-1940 STAMP ALBUM PAGES (32 illustrated pages)

JAPAN [CLASSICAL ISSUES] 1871-1940 COLOR PRINTED STAMP ALBUM PAGES (32 pages)


Full color printed pages for Japan 1871-1940. The stamps are ordered according to Scott catalogue (for copyright reasons, Scott numbering isn´t displayed in the pages).

Top quality color stamp album pages printed on heavy stock 200 g/m2 (75 lbs cover weight) acid-free couchet silky white paper. US letter size 8.5 x 11”.


Technical Specifications:

Country: Japan
Period: 1871-1940
Nr. Pages: 32
Print: Full color
Paper: 200 g/m2 (75 lbs)
Nr. Pictures: 296
Package Weight: 456 g (1 lbs)

Features Dragons and Denomination issue (imperforate, perforated and compound), Imperial crest issue, types of paper (native wove, laid, foreign wove paper), General Yoshihisa Kitashirakawa and Field Marshal Akihito Arisugawa, watermarked and unwatermarked issues, old and new dies, enthronement of Emperor Yoshihito, restoration of peace after World War I, anniversaries, Mt. fuji, Royal Weddings, coil stamps, 15th International Red Cross Congress, 30th anniversary of japanese administration of Kwangtung leased territory and South Manchuria railway zone, national parks (Niko, Daisen, Aso, Daisetsuzan, Kirishima...), definitives and topical issues, semi-postal stamps, air post stamps.

Includes: JAPAN OFFICES IN CHINA, OFFICES IN KOREA

Please note:

These are full-color printed pages. They are NOT hingeless. For protection of both the pages and the stamps/sheets, we recommend using stamp mounts instead of hinges. The pages are sent unpunched – this allows you to punch them as needed (for 2 or more ring binders). Black and white printing available on request.
NO STAMPS INCLUDED.


++ For other specific countries / albums please contact us ++
These pages will last you a lifetime…and beyond!


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