International Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Suriname

Suriname (Dutch Guiana) 3 When the first meters were placed into use in 1953 this country was a colonial territory of the Netherlands. Suriname gained independence in 1975. All stamps are inscribed “SURINAME”. left|580px 1. Francotyp “C” (MV). 3[$5] Irregular frank with country name extended at top beyond width of rest of design. Frame lines at sides dentated. “CENT” at bottom. M# with “F” prefix below frank. TM: straight line at top of rectangle with double dentated sides V/F: 3 12px00 4 12px00– 4 12px000 left|590px 2. Francotyp “Cc” (MV). 12px[$5] Similar to Type 1 but width of frank is uniform down to “CENT” where it indents. M# with “F” prefix. TM as with Type 1 V/F: 3 12px00 4 ◆000 left|430px 3. Hasler (MV). 3[$5] Country name above winged helmet at top. Straight single-line frame at right and bottom. Column of horizontal lines between TM and value figures. M# with “HR” prefix is above horizontal line column. TM: semi-circle with horizontal lines at the sides V/F: 3 ◇000◇ left|355px left|355px 4. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV). Post Office stamp. Square frank with straight lines at top and bottom, without line at left and with dentated line at right. M# with “LK” prefix at bottom left. With “C” at lower right A. Double circle town mark B. Rectangular town mark with dentated sides V/F: 3 000 4 ◆000 a. Blank at lower right left|360px 5. Francotyp-Postalia “EFS3000/NEF300” (MV). Nearly identical to Type 4 but value figures are smaller and narrower. M# at bottom left. A. M# with “LK” prefix (Post Office stamp) B. M# with "FM" prefix (private, commercial use stamp) TM: DC V/F: 3 0000 left|360px 6. Frama "M/E" (MV), 1994. As Types 4 and 5 but with thick value figures. M# with “D” prefix. TM: DC V/F: 3 ★000