India Portuguesa
Portuguese India – Postage Due New Design
1952/ 1959
Fort of Aguada and Goa from the anchorage – 1831. Water Colour. William Miller (1795-1836).
On 15th March 1952, Postage Due stamps with a new design, different from the 1904 set, were issued. These numerical stamps were printed in Litografia Nacional S.A., Porto. These were multicoloured and were printed on enamel surfaced paper using the offset technique. A total of 6 stamps were printed in this set, with denominations from 2 Reis to 10 Tangas.
Postage Due
Offset lithography, Multicoloured, Perforation comb 14
1952
Sg:PT-IN D606
2 R. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D607
3 R. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D608
6 R. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D609
1 T. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D610
2 T. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D611
10 T. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Postage Due Overprint
Overprint, Offset lithography, Perforation comb 14.
1959
Sg:PT-IN D688
5 c. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D689
10 c. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D690
15 c. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D691
60 c. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D691*
40 c*. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
Sg:PT-IN D692
60 c. Multicolour. Perf comb 14
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