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International Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Mauritania
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Mauritania
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A former French colony, Mauritania gained independence in 1960. For issues before 1960, see FRANCE Types AA3 and AB1 (with “FORT DE FRANCE” in town mark) and FRENCH WEST AFRICA.
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1. Satas “D” (MV), 1960. 12px[$25]
The frank would be like Type 2 but with "SD" prefix to the meter number.
It would have a straight-line town mark stretching out about 70 or 80 mm at bottom left of the frank.
V/F: 12px★000
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2. Satas “R” (MV). 12px[$10]
Inscribed “REPUBLIQUE/ ISLAMIC” at top, “MAURITANIE” at bottom above the meter number.
M# with “SR” prefix.
A. "ISLAMIQUE" 15½ mm wide
B. "ISLAMIQUE" 13½ mm wide
TM: SC
V/F: 12px★000
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3. Satas “P” (MV). 12px[$25]
The stamp would look similar to Type 2 but the meter number would have “SP” prefix.
M# with “SP” prefix.
TM: SC
V/F: 12px★000
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4. Satus “J” (MV). 12px[$15]
As Type 2 but meter number with “SJ” prefix.
TM: SC
V/F: 12px0000
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5. Secap “N” (MV). 12px[$25]
Inscribed “REP. ISLAMIQUE/ DE MAURITANIE” at top and "POSTES" above meter number at bottom.
M# with “N” prefix.
TM: SL below frank
V/F: 12px★000
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6. Unidentified (digital).
This is a Post Office registration label that also includes the postage.
Plain white label with bar code and registration number across the top, followed by:
- date and time
- post office identification
- value figures
- weight
- destination
V/F: 12px000 Ouguiya