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in curly brackets { } are literals or transliterations,
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CHINA via Stamp2.com (overprint on stamps of Germany): Germany- Offices in China (1898-1913)
CHINA via Stamp2.com (overprint on stamps of Hong Kong): Great Britain- Offices in China (1917-27)
CHINA IMPERIAL POSTvia Stamp2.com (overprint on stamps of China): China: Postage Due (1912 Nanking Issue)
CHINE (overprint on stamps of France): France- Offices in China (1894-1922)
CHINESE IMPERIAL POSTvia Stamp2.com China (1898-1912)
CHRISTMAS ISLAND (overprint on stamps of Australia): Christmas Island (1958-62) [is]
CHRISTMAS ISLAND (bogus): Stamps printed prior to 1958 were printed and used by the Central Pacific Coconut Plantation Ltd. [is]
CHRISTMAS ISLAND AUSTRALIA (bogus): Booklets that have no connection with Australia Post or any official status. [is]
CIERRO OFICIAL Chile or El Salvador: official seals
CINQUANTENAlRE 24 SEPTEMBRE 1853-1903 (overprint on stamps of French Colonies): New Caledonia: postage dues (1903)
CIRENAICA (overprint on stamps of Italy): Cyrenaica
CIRENAICA (overprint on stamps of Tripolitania): Cyrenaica: airmails (1932)
CISKEIvia Stamp2.com Former autonomous Black homeland of South Africa (dissolved and reintegrated into South Africa in 1994 cf. 'BOPHUTHATSWANA')
CITY DISPATCH POST OFFICESiegal auction 973 via SAN United States Local Post: New Orleans La., (5c) "According to Huber's The Great Mail, the New Orleans "City Dispatch Post Office", as it was named, advertised in the Daily Picayune in 1847. The post was owned by J. Murray at 108 St. Charles Street at the corner of Poydras. It advertised four collections a day -- at 10 a.m., 12 noon, 3 and 5 p.m. -- and had 23 letter-drop boxes located throughout the city. Stamps were sold for 5c each, or 30 for a dollar. Prepayment was mandatory on letters to be delivered to the post office and optional on city-delivery letters. Unlike local-post operators in other cities, Murray enjoyed a cooperative relationship with the post office, evidenced by his notice that a box was located in the Post Office building and letters from the mails to correspondents in the city would be picked up and delivered by Murray's carriers. Given the peculiar politics of the city at the time, one wonders if the relatively higher letter rate of 5c included a small gratuity for the New Orleans postmaster." [Siegel auction 973 lot 287 via SAN]
CLAUSLAND (bogus): Christmas fantasy labels created by Maggie Kate.[is]
CLAUSLANDIA (bogus): Christmas fantasy labels created by Maggie Kate.[is]
CLIPPERTON (bogus): Mexico, overprinted with a diagonal overprint (1885) (For an island in the Pacific 800 miles from San Francisco. [is]
CLIPPERTON ISLAND (bogus): During the late 19th century the Oceanic Phosphate Co. printed local labels used for company mail. [is]
CN (currency): Korea
CO.CI. (overprint on stamps of Yugoslavia): Ljubljana: Italian occupation (1941)
COAMO Puerto Rico- Coamo- U.S. Administration (1898)
COCHIN India- Cochin (1892-1949)
COCHIN ANCHAL India- Cochin (1892-1949)
COLIS POSTAL (no country name): Belgium: parcel posts
COLIS POSTALvia Stamp2.com France: parcel post {Colis Postaux}
COLIS POSTAUXvia Stamp2.com (overprint on stamps of Belgian Congo): parcel posts
COLIS POSTAUX (no country name): Belgium: parcel posts
COLIS POSTEAU (no country name): Belgium: parcel posts
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