Morocco Agencies - Queen Victoria (1840-1901) - Used
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Morocco Agencies were a system of post offices operated by the United Kingdom in Morocco.
The first office was established in Tangier in 1857; mail was simply bagged there and forwarded to Gibraltar just across the water, where it received the standard "A26" postmark.
The stamps were overprinted "Morocco / Agencies" beginning in 1898, initially at the offices of the Gibraltar Chronicle, and then later in London, yielding several variations in the appearance of the overprint
Currently showing stamps issued between 1840-1901 during the Queen Victoria reign
Currently showing stamps in used condition.
These stamps have been postally used or cancelled to order
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Tangier 1934 set of 3 SG235-237 in V.F MNH Blocks of 9
Regular Price £70.00 Special Price £35.00
Morocco Agencies 1905 1p Black & Carmine SG29 Ave MNH Block of 9
Regular Price £90.00 Special Price £45.00
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