Kayl Communal Revenues Used in 1975 to Pay the Fee for Conforming Photocopies of a Legal Document

 

 

Bill of Lading for timber shipped from Wiltz to Belgium during the World War II occupation

 

1938 1-Fr Lettre de Voiture	Occupation Surcharge

15c on 45c Affiches Surcharge Used on a 1928 Mimeographed Auction Notice Advertising a Feed Auction to be held in Trotten

Dated 20 June 1928 at Wiltz

Reverse showing the poster addressed to Trotten [post: Clerf], with the postage stamp (sadly) removed.

Chancellerie Non-denominated Color Proofs

These lovely non-denominated color proofs of the Chancellerie series were sold in the recent 27th Christoph Gärtner Auction.  Unfortunately, I wasn’t the successful bidder!

Schifflange’s Anonymous Communal Revenues!

25-Fr
[Schifflange]
9 August 1968

Although the Schifflange commune designed its own revenue stamps,
the commune’s name does not appear on these stamps,
unlike the stamps of other communes.  Why?  

Identity Card of
Gaston Jung

Post-WWII Fiscal Use of the G.D. Charlotte 3rd Series definitives

Gouvernement grand-ducal Office des Licences

10-Fr Charlotte (3rd Ser.) License fee for a license to import 100 tons of sugar syrup from Cuba (Contract value = US $31,500) 20 November 1946

As reconstruction began after World War II in Luxembourg, printing new revenue stamps was a low priority.  Instead, the G.D. Charlotte 3rd Series definitives, issued in 1944 and 1946, were used.  Thus, we often find these stamps with government-agency fiscal cancels, such as you see here, particularly the higher denominations.  But uses on documents are scarce.     1 1/4-Fr Administration Communale Steinfort