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Error occurs on 1944 printing only
Very scarce in this quality
A superb used example with good margins all round
They reopened a postal service in the area and the Japanese authorised them to overprint local stamp stocks with the Burma emblem of a Peacock
which was under Turkish rule as Chustan (or Keustan)
I.F.S. JAIPUR 1932-37 4a black and grey-green Official, SGO20 Books Error occurs on 1944 printingIndian Feudatory States Jaipur 1932 37 4a black and grey green Official, inscribed 'POSTAGE & REVENUE', overprinted 'SERVICE', SGO20. A brilliant quality mint example with large part original gum. Trivial gum bends, which does not detract from what is a stunning quality example and much fresher than usually found. A very scarce stamp in unused condition. Jaipur was a Princely State in the Jaipur Residency of the Rajputana Agency (presently part of
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