Printed in Aronshta and Andreyev lithography (Kaunas)
Wires used in Berlin, Kaunas colored and standard issues and the addition of characters.
Lithuanian-mail archives says that .. Read more »number. 141 (LT 141 F) with overprint "1 cent." on 30 skatikų (LT 43, Third Edition Berlin) has never been released. Lithuanian American V. Valantinas appointed to this post mark a significant study. It is possible that this stamp has been confused with the ocher-colored 30 skatikų sign (LT 53, Berlin Third Edition)
U.S. Lithuanians collectors argue that much has been reprinted and other denominations stamps: 1 ct. on section 10. (LT 138), 15 ch. (LT 139), 20 ch. (LT 140), 40 ch. (LT 142), 2 cents on the 50 ch. (LT 148), 60 ch. (LT 149), 75 ch. (LT 150), 3 ct. on 1 gold. (LT 151), 3 gold. (LT 152), 5 gold. (LT 153).
Variations:
A Inverted Overprint (10 3/4)
B Double Overprint
C In the word "Lietuva" is the letter "I" with "1"
D Overprint part of "Centų" is at the top, the number "10" at the bottom
E In the second half of the next stamp print (10 3/4)
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