Stampfinder B04P

Stamps with country names beginning with the letter P

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PD
 File:St Pierre PD.jpg|St. Pierre & Miquelon 1886 provisional. 

PE
 File:Perlis 3c Raja.jpg|Malayan state of Perlis. 

PL
 File:Schleswig 20.jpg|Schleswig. See: Schleswig. 

PM
 File:2020 cavalry.jpg|Transnistria, or Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR). See: Transnistria. 

PN
 File:Italy pneumatic 5L.jpg|Italy pneumatic post. See: Italian back of the book issues. 

PO
File:Poland local Zarkach.jpg|'''Poland, 1918 local issue for Żarki. See: Polish local post stamps.  File:Central Lith first.jpg|Central Lithuania, despite the Polish-sounding inscription at bottom. File:Poland building.jpg|Poland. See: Poland. File:Poland butterfly.jpg|Poland. File:Ponta D 5r.jpg|Ponta Delgada, a district of the Azores Islands. See: Ponta Delgada. File:Congo Peoples Rep A.jpg|Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville). See: Republic of the Congo. File:Albania Rep Pop Alb.jpg|Albania. File:Mexico 50c lg numerals PdeM.jpg|Mexico, porte de mar stamp. See: PORTE DE MAR. File:Portguese India due.jpg|Portuguese India, postage due. File:Port Congo A.jpg|Portuguese Congo. Note "CONGO" in the lower part of the frame. See: Portuguese Congo. File:Portugal Beja.jpg|Portugal. File:Portugal postage due.jpg|Portugal. File:Italy 2L air.jpg|Italy airmail. File:Angola postal tax B.jpg|Angola postal tax stamp inscription. 
 * "PORTEADO" is Portuguese for "postage due".
 * "POSTA AREA" is Italian for "airmail".
 * "POSTE AERIENNE" is French for "airmail"
 * "POSTZEGEL" is Dutch for "stamp".

PR
 File:Ljubljana Laibach pictorial.jpg|Yugoslavia, Italian occupation of Ljubljana. See: Ljubljana. 

PT
 File:Yugo 1994 view.jpg|Yugoslavia. You have good eyes. See: Yugoslavia. 

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