Asia
Contents
Brunei
Burma Labuan
Malaya Maldive Islands
Mauritius (see also Mauritius supplementary information page)
North Borneo / Sabah
Seychelles (see also Seychelles supplementary information page)
Acknowledgments
(see also individual territory pages)Labuan
Brunei
Burma Labuan
Malaya Maldive Islands
Mauritius (see also Mauritius supplementary information page)
North Borneo / Sabah
Seychelles (see also Seychelles supplementary information page)
Acknowledgments
(see also individual territory pages)Labuan
W Barber, The Impressed Duty Stamps of the British Colonial Empire (update to 1st Edition, privately published, Chesapeake, Virginia, 2009)
J Barefoot Ltd, British Commonwealth Revenues (8th Edition, privately published, 2008)
A Forbin, Catalogue De Timbres Fiscaux Dans Le Monde Entier (3rd Edition, privately published, 1915)
W Morley, Catalogue of the Revenue Stamps of the British Colonies including Railway Stamps (2nd edition, privately published, 1910)
M Shimomura (ed), Standard Catalogue of the Japanese Revenue Stamps (Fukuo Ltd, 2003)
J Barefoot Ltd, British Commonwealth Revenues (8th Edition, privately published, 2008)
A Forbin, Catalogue De Timbres Fiscaux Dans Le Monde Entier (3rd Edition, privately published, 1915)
W Morley, Catalogue of the Revenue Stamps of the British Colonies including Railway Stamps (2nd edition, privately published, 1910)
M Shimomura (ed), Standard Catalogue of the Japanese Revenue Stamps (Fukuo Ltd, 2003)
Note: despite being over 100 years old, Morley's catalogue (illustrated above right) is still one of the best listings of Mauritius and Seychelles revenues ever published. Morley was the first to describe the different settings of the Crown CA watermark, making his listing more specialised than is required by the majority of revenue philatelists today.
In addition to the published resources listed above, I would like to express my special gratitude to Mike Bending of I B Stamps and to collectors Nigel Jeffries, Bruce Dickey, John Hawes, Muhaimin Khamisa, Martin Lipczer, Tony Stockdale, Kevin Turner and John Wakeman, who generously provided many of the images for this listing. Many thanks also to Eric Hutton, Editor of the Indian Ocean Study Circle's IO-Bulletin, who provided additional scans and access to new information I had not come across myself.
Many thanks to David Beech and Paul Skinner at the British Library for their help and expertise, and for allowing me access to the Library's extensive Philatelic Collections including the Crown Agents Requisition books and proof material.
When reproducing images of stamps not in my own collection, I have sought the permission of the current owner whenever possible, though in some cases the current owner is not known to me. If I have inadvertently broken any rules of copyright, please help me to comply by bringing this to my attention.
In addition to the published resources listed above, I would like to express my special gratitude to Mike Bending of I B Stamps and to collectors Nigel Jeffries, Bruce Dickey, John Hawes, Muhaimin Khamisa, Martin Lipczer, Tony Stockdale, Kevin Turner and John Wakeman, who generously provided many of the images for this listing. Many thanks also to Eric Hutton, Editor of the Indian Ocean Study Circle's IO-Bulletin, who provided additional scans and access to new information I had not come across myself.
Many thanks to David Beech and Paul Skinner at the British Library for their help and expertise, and for allowing me access to the Library's extensive Philatelic Collections including the Crown Agents Requisition books and proof material.
When reproducing images of stamps not in my own collection, I have sought the permission of the current owner whenever possible, though in some cases the current owner is not known to me. If I have inadvertently broken any rules of copyright, please help me to comply by bringing this to my attention.