Yugoslavia: Varieties of Official Stamps

1 November 1946. Coat of arms. Printed in letterpress by State Printing Works. Perforation comb 12½.

CONSTANT VARIETIES
0.50 din, orange			Field number
I	See also	White spot on the star on top of coat of arms (the “White Star” flaw).	?

Stamps of Yugoslavia

State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs and the local issues
Issues for Bosnia and Herzegovina Issues for Croatia Issues for Slovenia
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes - administration of occupied areas
Occupation of Baranya Occupation of Banat
Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes / Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Aleksander I and Peter I facing to the left (1921/25) Charity issue of 1921 Provisional issue of 1922-1924 King Alexander I facing to the right (1926/33) King Alexander I facing to the left (1931/35) King Peter II. issue of 1935/38 King Peter II. issue of 1939/40 Commemorative and semi-postal issues Postage dues Yugoslav Government in Exile
Socialist Republic 1944-1991
Provisional issues of 1945
Senta (Zenta) Split (Spalato) Cetinje Mostar Ljubljana Maribor Murska Sobota Zagreb Sarajevo
General issues
Democratic Federal Yugoslavia (1944/45) Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (1946/62) Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1963/92) ⇒ Definitive issue Tourism ⇒ Definitive issue Postal Services
Official Stamps
Issue of 1946
Postage dues
Provisional and general issues
Postal Tax Stamps
Children's week Red Cross Solidarity Week Fight against tuberculosis Olympic Committee
Zone B, Istria and Slovene Littoral
Provisional issues of 1945
Issues for Rijeka (Fiume) Issues for Pula (Pola) Issues for Trieste
Issues of 1945-1947
Definitive and provisional issues Postage Dues
Free Territory of Trieste (Zone B)
Free Territory of Trieste, Zone B
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