North American Stamps and Stamp Lots

See also: North American banknotes; North America coins

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See also: North American banknotes; North America coins

Articles (stamps)

History of Cameroon stamps

Cameroon's postal history began in 1887, when Germany, who had established a trading post at Douala in 1868, began using German stamps. 'Kamerun', as it was then spelled, became a full-fledged German colony; in 1897 Germany began overprinting "Kamerun" on their stamps. These are the earliest Cameroonian stamps for collectors today. The first stamps issued...

North American stamps