Stampfinder B03C

Stamps with overprints or surcharges beginning with letter C


 * Do not use CORREOS, CORREOS DE, CORREIO.'' Go back to look up using the rest of the overprint.

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CA
 File:France CA Pasteur.jpg|France, semipostal stamp. See Caisse d'Amortissement File:Carib Netherlands parrot.jpg|Caribbean Netherlands. See:Caribbean Netherlands. File:France Caisse first issue.jpg|France, semipostal stamp. See Caisse d'Amortissement. File:Castellorizo 25c diag.jpg|Kastellorizo/Castellorizo. See: Kastellorizo. 

CE
 File:KEVII CEF.jpg|India, military stamp. It stands for China Expeditionary Force. See: C.E.F.. File:France Germ occup 10c.jpg|France under German occupation. See: French occupation issues. File:Austria Ital occup centisimi.jpg|Austria, under Italian occupation. Note currency used. File:Cerigo bogus.jpg|bogus CERIGO occupation stamp. 

CI
 File:Cilicia block 20p.jpg|Cilicia overprint on Turkish stamp. There are different overprint fonts/styles. See: Cilicia 

CO
 File:Ljubljana 2 defins.jpg|Yugoslavia, Italian occupation of Ljubljana. See: Ljubljana. File:Allenstein oval.jpg|Allenstein. See: Allenstein. File:Comoros Etat ovpt.jpg|Comoros. See: Comoros. File:Congo Dem Rep CONGO.jpg|Democratic Republic of the Congo. See: Democratic Republic of the Congo. File:Austria ital occup corona.jpg|Austria, under Italian occupation. 

CR
 File:Montenegro occup semi.jpg|Montenegro under German occupation. See: Montenegro back of the book issues. 

CU
 File:Neth ant king.jpg|Netherlands Antilles. Older stamps under this name used "Curaçao" until 1949. The modern island country Curaçao was once a part of it. See: Netherlands Antilles File:Curacao love.jpg|Curaçao. In 2010, this island had become independent from the Netherlands Antilles. See: Curaçao. 

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