Stampfinder C06P

Stamps with country names, overprints or surcharges beginning with the letter П

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П
 File:W Uk reg 30.jpg|Western Ukraine registration stamp. The classic stamp identifier booklet image normally shown in black and white. See: Western Ukraine 

ПМ
 File:PMR 2020 cavalry.A.webp|Transnistria, or Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR). Inscriptions are often bilingual. Beware of bogus stamps. See: Transnistria 

ПО
ПОРТО = "postage due"; ПОЧТА, ПОШТА, ПОШТЕ = post/mail  File:Yugo due first.jpg|Yugoslavia. See: Yugoslavia. File:Yugo Slovenia pos due surch 2.jpg|Yugoslavia - Slovenia postage due. See: Yugoslavian provisional issues. File:Montenegro due B.jpg|Montenegro, postage due with no country name. See: Montenegro back of the book issues. File:Russ 4k Peter.webp|Russia 1913 portraits and buildings with various frames, no country name. See: Russia File:Rus 7k Nicholas.webp|Russia, another from the same set as above. File:Russia 3r castle.A.webp|Russia, ruble value from the same set as the above two. File:Russia semi.jpg|Russia semipostal, issue of 1915. File:Serbia Milan 1869.jpg|Serbia. See: Serbia. File:Montenegro 1910.jpg|Montenegro. Everything run together in the inscription. File:Far Eastern Rep 7k.jpg|Far Eastern Republic. See: Far Eastern Republic File:Far Eastern 50k.jpg|Far Eastern Republic. File:Fin 1899 1k orange.jpg|Finland, as part of the Russian Empire. The little targets indicate this is Finnish. See Finland File:Fin 1900 1r.jpg|subtle, but the corner dots show this is a stamp of Finland File:Fin 3r50 arsm 1899.jpg|again, dots outside the vignette indicate this is from Finland File:Fin 1901 5p arms.A.webp|currency here is in pennia, therefore this a stamp of Finland 

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