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Introduce of
The first
postage stamp officially circulated in Cochinchina (now
In 1888,
this kind of stamps circulated in central
In 1889, the
Indochinese stamps officially came into being and were used in
From 1941 to
1945, almost all of Indochinese stamps were designed by Vietnamese painters and
printed in
From 1945 to
1975,
A - Postage
stamps issued by Revolutionary Administrations
They
included stamps issued by Revolutionary Administrations in different periods.
I. Postage
stamps issued by the Democratic
1. The
over-printed Indochinese stamps: 1945 - 1946 (provisional stamps).
The August Revolution triumphed, on 2
Sept. 1945, President Ho Chi Minh proclaimed in
2. The
stamps issued by the Democratic Republic of Vietnam: From 2 September 1946 to
24 June 1976, circulated in
On 2 Sept.
1946, marking the first National Day of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, the
Postal Administration of Vietnam issued the stamp-set featuring the President
Ho Chi Minh's portrait consisting of 5 values. This is the first stamp-set designed
and printed by Vietnamese. The issuance of this stamp-set has ushered in a new
era for the independent development of Vietnamese Postage Stamps.
II. Postage
stamps issued by the Socialist Republic of Vietnam: since 24 June 1976,
circulated all over the country.
On 2 July 1976, the first session of
the unified National Assembly decided to change the name of
the country into the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Since then, stamps of the
Provisional Revolutionary Government of Republic of South Vietnam (circulated
in the liberated zones of
Up to 31 Aug. 2005, Vietnam Postal
Administration had issued 941 stampsets consisting of 3384 values and 148
blocks.
III. Postage stamps issued by the
National Front for Liberation of South Vietnam (from 20 December
1963 to 1969); and Postage stamps issued by Provisional Revolutionary
Government of
From 20 Dec. 1963 to 1969, the National
Front for Liberation (NFLSV) of
And
continuously, from 22 Apr. 1970 to 24 Jun. 1976, the Provisional Revolutionary
Government of Republic of South Vietnam (PRGRSV) issued 14 stamp-sets
(consisting of 48 values).
Postage
stamps issued by the National Front for Liberation of South Vietnam and the
Provisional Revolutionary Government of Republic of South
Vietnam were continuously arranged in numbers and become a branch of
Vietnam Revolutionary Postage Stamp.
B - Postage
stamps issued by other regimes:
I.
II. Stamps
of the
With the
victory on 30 April 1975,
South
Vietnam
Scott: #405-7O
Issued: 20.12.1971
Rural Mail
Inside #406: Stamp on Envelope
Vietnam
/ North Vietnam
Scott: #1331-4O
Issued: 30.10.1983
World Communications Year
Inside #1331: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #1772O
Issued: 30.8.1987
40th Anniversary, Postal Trade Union
Inside #1772: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #2164P
Issued: 30.8.1987
45th Anniversary, Post and Telecommunications
Dept.
Inside #2164: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #2478-9O
Issued: 30.7.1993
Stamp Day
Inside #2478:
Inside #2478:
Inside #2478:
Inside #2478:
History of the Atlantic Cable & Undersea Communications from the
first submarine cable of 1850 to the worldwide fiber optic network
http://www.atlantic-cable.com/stamps/Other/index7.htm
Inside #2479:
Scott: #2646O
Issued: 15.8.1995
200th Birthday, Sir Rowland Hill
Inside #2646: G.B. #1
Scott: #2720O
Issued: 15.8.1996
Stamp Day
Inside #2720:
On 2 September 1946, to mark the first National Day of
the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, the Postal Administration of Vietnam issued
the stamp-set featuring the President Ho Chi Minh's portrait upon decree No. 172/SL
signed on August 27th by the Government President. This stamp set consisting of
5 values of the same design with different colours and face values with
description "Democratic Republic of Vietnam" designed by painter
Nguyen Sang. Among these denominations, there were two with extra-tax for
national salvation. The issuance of this stamp-set was an important stage in
the development of Vietnam Postage Stamps.
Scott: #2965O
Issued: 22.5.2000
Stamp Show 2000 Exhibition
Inside #2965 (In margin of sheet
- in show logo): G.B. #1
Scott: #3003O
Issued: 30.12.2000
40th Anniversary, Viet Nam Philatelic Organization
Inside #3003:
Scott: #3090O
Issued: 9.10.2001
Dialogue among Civilizations
Inside #3090: Pseudo Stamp on Envelope
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #3399O
Issued: 30.12.2010
50th Anniversary Vietnamese Philatelic Society
Inside #3399: Pseudo Stamp
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
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vietbay.com - the first online Vietnam
stamp shop
http://vietnamcollectibles.com/
http://www.vietnamstamp.com.vn/