THE DAI NIPPON MILITARY ADMINISTRATION, DOCUMENT AND POSTAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS – INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION (Bahasa Ver – for English please see the below part)

Blog ini berkembang awalnya dari Diary seorang pribumi berasal dari desa kecil, Djoerang Sapi Bondowoso, yang ditemukan di lapak (penjual kertas bekas) dekat jalur kereta api Jalan Cik Di Tiro, Gondangdia, Menteng, Jakarta di tahun 1989. Diary berawal dari Agustus 1942 hingga Agustus 1944, tanpa namu namun terdapat beberapa surat pribadi di dalamnya dan saya tahu siapa dia, akan tetapi namanya tidak akan dipublikasikan. Saya harap keluarga yang bersangkutan akan mengerti.

Sebelumnya saya memiliki beberapa dokumen dan postal history pendudukan Jepang (Dai Nippon), dan setelah memiliki diary unik ini, dalam 20 tahun koleksi ini berkembang menjadi lebih banyak lagi, akan tetapi belum komplet.

Saya masih membutuhkan tambahan informasi dan koreksi dari siapapun yang berminat tentang topik ini sehingga buku unik “The Dai Nippon Military Administraton Java “ dapat menjadi buku terbaik mengenai pendudukan Jepang di Jawa / Indonesia.

Banyak buku mengenai Pendudukan Jepang diterbitkan dari Belanda ataupun wanita, akan tetapi belum ada dari orang Indonesia oleh karena situasi politik di Indonesia saat revolusi, orang-orang yang bekerja sama dengan pihak militer Dai Nippon (Jepang) adalah musuh dan mereka dilarang untuk menjadi Pejabat ataupun Menteri kecuali proklamator Soekarno – Hatta dan Perdana Menteri yang merupakan “musuh” pemerintahan Jepang.

Setelah sekian tahun menunggu, saya pikir ini adalah waktu yang tepat untuk menulis mengenai Pendudukan Jepang tanpa adanya pernyataan politik dan saya harap semuanya dapat mengerti apa yang terjadi di saat itu dalam situasi sosial normal dan bukan situasi tahanan perang seperti yang diceritakan orang asing yang hidup dalam tahanan / camp.

Koleksi unik dalam blog ini didapatkan dari banyak support teman-teman seperti Dr.R.Hoesein,H. Hutabarat, Aris Siregar, Ir Untung, Udin, Mamat, the Man from Jogya(Arista) and Solo,
Dr Iwan S.

INTRODUCTION (English Ver)
This blog grew from the Native private diary from a small village Djoerang Sapi Bondowoso found at the lapak (a small ex papers traders) near railway Cik Di Tiro street ,Gondangdia,Menteng Jakarta in 1989 ,the Diary were begining from August 1942 until August 1944, manuscript without the writer’s name, but some private letters inside , and the story I know who was him, but his name still not published. I hope the family will understood.
Before I have only some Dai Nippon documents and Postal history collections. And after found the unique diary , in 20 years the collections became more bigger and bigger, but not complete.
I still need more informations and corrections from everybody who interest about this topics to make this unique book “The Dai Nippon Military Administraton Java “ will be the best book about Dai Nippon Military administrations at Java .
Many Japanese Occupation’s Book publshed from Dutchman or women, but the Indonesian havenot found becaus ethe political situation in the Indonesian Independent revolt everybody who collaborated with Dai Nippon Military Administration were rthe people enemies and they forbidden to be the Regent and Manisters except the proclamators Sukarno – Hatta, and the Cabinet –Prime Ministry was against the Dai Nippons.
After many years waiting, I think this is the right time to write about the Japanese Occupations without any political statement and I hope everybody will understood what happened at that time in normal social situation not in prisoner of War like told by the Foreigner who lived in the Camp.
The new unique collections in this book are found with many support from my friend like Dr.R.Hoesein,H. Hutabarat, Aris Siregar, Ir Untung, Udin, Mamat, the Man from Jogya(Arista) and Solo,
Dr Iwan S.

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II. The Discovery and Manifactures Theme (STAMP) – English Version

II. The Discovery and Manifactures
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2.1.The Transportation’s Discovery :
a.The Ship
(1) British Empire & Colony
(a)British Guainea old Ship.
(b) Papua 1906, ovpt British new Guinea,nominal 2,6 Shilling
(c) St.Kitts & Nevis: 1934 ,nominal 10 shilling,the ship of st.kitts founding commerative.
(d) Nigeria, 1938, nominal 1 Pound.Traditional canoe ship with king Edward
(e) Aden,1937,traditional ship,10 RS.
(2) China Empire
(a) 1894, Empress Dowger “Cixie” birthday commerative stamps, nominal 24 cent,Chine “Jung” traditional ship,limited edition 3.4035.
3)Germany
(a)German Colony; 1901 , nominal ,5 Mark from :Deutsch-Neuguinea,Deutsch-East Africa, Deutsch-South West Africa, Kamerun , Caroline, Kiautschou , Mariane Island, Marshall Island, Togo.( 2.1. a-2.01-09)

(4)Turkey Empire

(a) 1858-1861,Stamps of the Turks Admirality Stoomvart , manuscript 11/2 , design old sheep.

b.The Train

c.The Bicycle and Motorbike

d.The Aircraft
1) Zeplin
(a) Germany
(1) 1928,Zeppelin, 2 & 4 RM (2.1.d (a) 01-02)
(2) 1930,Overprint Sudamerika on Zepp.2 and 4 RM (2.1.d.(a) 03-04)
(3)1931,Zeppelin 1 Rm(2.1.d(a) 05)
(4)1931 ,Overprint Polar Fart 1931, on Zepp.1-2-4 RM
( 2.1.d.(a) 06-08)
(5)1935,overprint Chicagofahrt, on Zepp.1-2-4 RM
(2.1.d.(a).09-011)
(6) 1934, Potrait of Zeppelin and his aercraft, nominal 3 M, blue stamp (2.1.d(a) 012)

(b)USA
(1) 1930,Graf Zeppelin stamps,nominal usd 0.65,1.30-2.60 limited stamps.

(c)Russia
(1) 1938 Zeppelin 40(blue) and 80 kon(red)

2) aeroplane
(a) France,1936, air-post,50 f,blue, aeropolane and the landscape;500f ,1949,air-post,1000 f.
(b) Dutch East Indie(Indonesia,1933, reverse(kopstand) aeroplane overprint on DEI air-stamp, nominal 50 cent.,limited only 15 of 50 stamps found in Bandung post fice.
(c) Japan, 1919, overprint aeroplane on definitive stamps, lmited edition 11/2 sen 50.000 and 3 sen 30.000.

(d) Iran,1928,Fiscal stamp overprinted poste arienne (aeroplane),Nominal 3 kr,yellow brown, limited edition 6000.type 1.
(e)Colombia, 1921,SCADTA, europlane. Rare if overprint with veious Nationality postally used covers.
e.The Natur Wrath.

2.2. The Discovery Inovation and Technology

a.The Postal Invention and technology

b.The Comunication Telephone , radio ,television

c.The Roads and Canals

d.The bridge and Dams
1) 1932 Australia,Sydney Harbour Bridge,Nominal 5 Shilling
Black colour(2.2.d.(1) 01)

e.The Medicine and Biology
f.The Conquers of Space
g.The conques of Poles and Ocean

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III. The Society and Social Life
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3.1. The Job and Social Life

a.Farming and Animal cestodian

b.Fishing

c.military
(1) Germany
(2) Indonesia, Surakarta emergency Stamps,Blue colouer, limited , 200 found .
(2)South Vietnam Military Stamp without Nominal value postally used on cover with red military areal stamped KBC during vietnam war 1968.(3.1..c.01)
d.public force
e.legal &prosecutor
f.family
g.Industrial community (labor)
h.management administration
i. The eintertement.
Famous Film Star ,Limited Cambodge Stamp and Sheet.(3.1.i.01)

3.2 The Education and Laisure.
a.Mother & Child
Swiss Pro Yuventute(For Childer Fund)
b. Education & Teacher
c.Children’s Games and toys
d.Parlor games &Board games
e.Food & Drink
f. Seaside & laguna.

3.3. The Einvirontmen, health and HumanRight

a.Persevation the einvirontment

b. First aid & Medical care
Red Cross Stamps
Henry Dunant the Father of Red Cross.

c. The battles against diseases
d. National health & safety company

e.The health status & image of world.

3.4.The Human Habitat

a.House & Village
(1)1918,Tsingtau, nominal 2 and 5 S,Lager Post Bando,village nativeHouse and tree.

b.Desert,Rural,Urban and Town

c. Monumen,castle and palace
1)Ankor Watt Cambodge
2)Temple Of Heaven,China
3)Germany,1930, Building and statue, nominal 50 + 40 Pf(3.4.c.01); 1931,Building nominal 50+40 Pf.(3.4.c.02);
1932, Building,nominal 40 + 40 Pf.(3.4.c.03)
4)Japan,1915, Palace, 4 (edition 2.170.000) and 10 sen (edition 2,230.000),

d. Park,forest,and garden.
1) Japan, National Park,10 sen Blue stamps, 1936 .1938 s, 20 sen -1939 ,1940, 1941, limited edition 300.000.-

e.Public building

f. Major Cities and their monumen

3.5.The Believe and Costume:

a.World religius ;
1) Islam
2)budha
3)Hindu
4)Christian

b.prophet

c.Place of praying
1) Pagoda&tample
2)cathedral
3) mosque
a)Selangor,1935-1941, definitif, Mosque,nominal
5 dollars.

d. Monk,missionaris,and rabi

e.Ritual of believe.

3.6. The Art work,Festival & Costume:

a Art & culture

b. Jewelery

c.Work Art: Paint and sclupture
Leonardo da Vinci

d. Literature.

e Festival and constume
1)Japan,1916, The Crown of Japan empire was used during the emperor’s cermony ,nominal 10 sen, limited edition 86.000.
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IV.The Nature
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4.1. The Mineral,Fossil,and Prehistoric adnexa

4.2.The Flora

4.3 The Fauna.
4.3.1.Bird
a. Duck
1) Japan,1949,the painting of Duck flying, Phillatelic weeks commerative, fdamous stamps , edition 2.000.000.-
b. Pinguin
1) Falkland Islands,1933,nominal 5 shilling,black & yellow orange , in mint condition very difficult.
c.Peagon
1)Japan,1919,nominal 10 sen,edition 1.772.000.-
2) 1845,Switzeland ,peagon wapen,first local stamp ,stadt post Basel.
d.Eagle
1) 1869,USA,eagle,red,30 cent, rare mint center stamp.
4.3.2 Mamalia
a. Tiger
1)Federated Malay States, 1904-1922, definitif,
Tiger, nominal 5 dollars.
b.Orang Hutan
1)Indonesia,1984,Sheet,commmemorative Wild
World Organization.
c.Elephant

1)Federated Malay States,1904-1922,Elephant king carrieged ,nominal 5 Dollars.
2)Perak,1895-1899, Elepant King Carriaged, nominal
5 and 25 Dollars
3.Gambia,1922,King George, Elephant, 3 shilling,brown,

d.Lion
1) Iran, 1875,the armour of Iran, second issued ,limited edition 120,000, nominal 1 ,2,4 and 8 sh. Roulette and imperforated.
2)1943 ,Italia, lion statue,nominal 3.7 lire, overprint deutch bezatung zone at zara.

e.Horse
1) England,1929,a knight on Horse and king George,nominal one Pound, black, commemorative Postal
Union Congress 1920.
2)Cyprus,1928,Horse,specimen B.W.& co.
3)1897,British Central Africa,BCA overprint British South Africa , nominal 1 pound, two horse wapen.
f. Sea-dog
1)Falk Island, Sea-dog,King George, nominal one pound.

g.Kangooro
1)1888,Australia, nominal 10 shilling, 1 & 2 pound,

h. Bulls
(1) 1909,North Borneo, overprint red 20 cent 0n 18 cent bull.

4.3.3.Amphibia.

a.Crocodile
1) North Borneo,1894-1922,definitif,Crocodile,
Nminal 12 cent.

V,The Competitive Sport
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a) The Land Sport , b) The Water Sport,
c)The Areal Sport

5.1.The Land sport:
a.The Summer Olympic
b.atheletic
c.Gymnastic
d.soccer
e.Rugby
f.Basketball
g. Lawn Tennis
h.Table Tennis
iBaseball
jGolf
k Polo
l Horse riding
m.Badminton .

5.2)The areal Sport :
a.Bycicle
b. Motorbike
c. car rally
d.Combat sport
e. traditional sport

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I. The History of the Mankind (STAMP) – English Version

I.THE HISTORY OF THE MANKIND
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1.1.Thematic Prehistory (100 BC-4 ct AD)
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1.1.1 Antiquity Prehistory

1.1.2.The Prehistoric Man,

1.1.3 The Ancient Egypt and Persian
1) Piramid Egypt(1.1.3.01)

1.1.4 Greco-Roman World,

a.Greeks Commerative Stamps:First Olympic stadon and statue –Greace, stamps (1.1.4 a.01) and postal covers(1.1.4b.02)

b.Italian Commerative Stamps :
1)Roman Ancient Building, commerative Rome’s Italia stamps in 1949, on covers from Italy to Indonesia.(1.1.4b.01)
2)Rome’s ancient statue-Italy,commerative Unesco Conference –Florence ,1950(1.1.4b.02)
3)Rome ancient Building-Italy, commerative the reconstruction Montecasino,1951.(1.1.4b.03)

C,Dutch Stamps
1)Dutch First proef, imperforated Stamps, Mercurius Rome’s Goddest design,(1.1.4c.01)

D. Chile First Stamp, Mercurius Rome’Goddest Design (1.1.4d.01).

1.1.5. The Ancient China.

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1.2 Thematic The Barbarian To the birth of Modern Time(VI-XVI cth)

1.2.1 The Invader and Setter

1.2.2 The Knight
a. England,1913, the Knight on horse, King George,nominal ten shilling(blue) and one pound(green).

2.3 The Silk Road

1.2.4.The Golden Age of Islam
1)Aviscena,famous Islamic Medical Doctor,Comerative Famous man -DDR,1952. (1.2.4.01)
2)

1.2.5.The Renaissance and the war of Religion.

1)Papal state stamps (Stato della Chiesa Pontificio),XIXth centrury (1852-1870) after that under Italian Empire.

a)1852-1867,first type ,inperforated,nominal value BAJ,the higher investation ’s value 1 and 50 BAJ and 1 Escudo (1.2.5.01)

b)1867-1870,second type inperforated, nominal value Cent, the higher investation’s value 3 (tre) cent (1.2.5.02)

c)1869-1870,Third Type, perforated, nominal value cent, the higher investation ‘s value 3(tre) and 80 cent (1.2.5.03)

2)Lombardovenetian’s First Revenue collections
a)First Type-ever used as stamps,XIXth century(1.2.5.03)
b)Second Type ,XIXth century(1.2.5.04)

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1.3.The Conquers of Countries and The new Wish
(XVII-XVIII Cth)
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1.3.1 The Ocean Discover
1) Colombus –Commerative Columbus Exhabitions USA-1886 , 30 cent & one dollar .(1.3.1.01)

1.3.2 The Spanish Conquer the new World
1)Red Isabela, The Qeen of Spains,Spain,postally covers from Spain to Vemezuela.XIXth century.(1.3.2.01)

1.3.3 The British Colonies of North America and The Caribean,
1)Queen Victoria –New Foundland,specimen,XIXth century(1.3.3.01)

1.3.4 The Indian and Pasific Ocean.
a. Turkey admirality shipmail(Port Admirality Administration) 1858-1861 stamps(1.3.4 a 01) during Islamic Ottoman Kingdom.
b. Indian and Pacific Ocean British Colony
(1)British Guaina
a)The highest value Stamps, British Guiana Stamps-only one ever found .Non Colour repro(1.3.4.b(1) 01)
b)The British Guiana 1852 (1.3.4.b(1)02) and 1856(1.3.4.b(1)03) stamps, the design and color same with the highest value stamps above, but value much lower.
1.4.The Birth Of Nations(XVIIth-XIXth century)
1.4.1 The Birth of USA

a.The First American President Whashington stamps(1.4.1.a 01-02)

1.4.2 The France Revolution & Napoleon War
a.The Postally used cover with Louis Napoleon Stamps(1.4.2.01)

1.4.3 The Nation State of Europe

a.The German State Stamps (1.4.3.a.01)

b.The Switzerland Cantonal State, Geneve and Basel Local (Canton) Stampas (1.4.3.b.01-03)

c. The Denmark Kingdom
1)The First Numeric Denmark Friemarke KGL Post bue stamps(1.4.3.c.01)

d.The Norway Kingdom
1)The first Norwegian admored blue stamps(1.4.3.d.01)

e.The Finland Kingdom
1) The first Finland admored blue stamps(1.4.3.e 01)
2) The reoulette III perforations stamps(1.4.3.e 02)

f.The Island Kingdom
1) The overprint 1 gildi ‘02-’03 on 25 aur Numeric Red-blue stamps(1.4.3.f.01)
g.The Sweden Kingdom
1)The unique “TOE” in the Middle of swedish first stamps,kingdom admored,tre skill, streep of threen unimperforated ,used stamps Stockholm,22.9.57 (1.4.3.g.01)
h.The Italian Kingdom

i.The Vatican Kingdom.

1)Pope Pius XI (Ponroficatio Di Pio XI)

a)1929,Series deffinitive Concillation ,Rotocalco, fotografis Felici, the high investation’s value ,10 Lire (1.4.3.i.01)

b)1933,deffinitive, Giardini e Mediaglione, the highest investation value, stamp L 2.75,violet and back colour (1.4.3.i.02)

j)The The Kingdom of Belgie

a) 1929,Overprint L(Leopold) on First Orval Stamps,limited edition 5000 exp.,8 type stmaps(1.4.3.j.01)

1.4.4.The South American Independence
1)The South and Middle American Independence State
first Stamps of Cuba,Mexico,Argentina,Chile and Brasil(1.4.4.01)

1.4.5. The Colonial Empire

a. Great Britain Empire and colony
(1)British Empire
Black Penny Global first Stamp, on cover(1.4.5 a (1)01)
British High Nominal Value, Victoria and King Edward
2’6 Shilling ,5 Shilling ,10 Shilling , one and five Pounds (1.4.5.a(1) 02-09); King George 10 Shilling and one Pounds (1.4.5.a(1) 010-020)

(2) Australia

a)Prestamped covers from Australia to Italy(1.4.5.a(2).01)
b) 5 Shilling Sydney Harbour bridge,(1.4.5.a(2) 02
c) One and Two Pound Kangorro Stamps(1.4.5.a(2) 03-04)
d)Five shilling new southwales ,Australian map,brown stamps(1.4.5.a(2) 05).

(3)Malaya and Straits Setlements

a)Straits Settlement
1)Singapore
Queen Victoria-India stamps overprint crown ,India stamps used in Singapore with Postal stamped B-136 (1.4.5 a (3).01), Straits Settlement,stamps (1.4.5.a(3).02) ,special postal stamps B-136 Singapore on Strait Settlement stamps(1.4.5.a(3).03), High nominal value King Andrew and George 100 dollar and 500 dollars i mint and Fiscal used condition(1.4.5.a(3).04 &05)
And Revenue with special Bank Stamped(1.4.5(3).a.06)

2)Sarawak
1888-1897,Rajah Brooke-Sarawak British-colony,limted edition nominal 16 c( issued 10.440),32 c(issued 10.440), and 1 dollar (issued 12.120) postage& revenue stamps (1.4.5.a(2).01-03)

3)North Borneo and Labuan Wappen British colony (1.4.5.a(3).01)
4)Queen Victoria-India, imperforated first stamps,ever used in Straits Settlement-Malaya, rare if used with
special postal stamped or Crown overprint at Malaca ,Penang &Singapore and red 4 anna type-(1.4.5-a(4).01)

5) Malaya States
(a) Trenganu
(1)Five dollar Trenganu sultanate,red and black stamp
(1.4.5.a(5.a)01)

(b)Kedah,1937, Sultan Abdul Hamid Malim shah, nominal 2 dollars.(1.4.5. a(5 b) 01)

(c)Johor,1904,Sultan Sir Ibrahim,nominal 100 dollars,green

(4) British African Colony
1) Queen Victoria-African british Colony(1.4.5-a(4).01)
2)King Edward high nominal value stamps collections in British African Colony , mint & fiscal used(1.4.5.a(4).02)
3)British Central Africa(BCA)
(a)B.C.A overprint Rhodesia one Pound stamps(1.4.5.a(4).03)
(b)British Central Africa Protectorate, King Edward,10 Pond,blue and black stamps(1.4.5.a(4) 04)
(c) 10 Shilling and One Pound,British Central Africa Armoured stamps(1.4.5.a(4)05)
4)British East Africa Protectorate
Fifty Rupee, Qeen Victoria , stampas(1.4.5.a(4) 05.
5) Southern Nigeria
One Pound ,King Edward,Red and black stamp(1.4.5.a(5) 01)
6)Nigeria
(a)One Pound King Edward Postage and revenue stamps
(1.4.5.a(6) 01)
(5) British East India Company
1)India Stamps Used Abroad in Aden and Burma (1.4.5.a(5).01)
2)King Edward And George ,Birma stamps(1.4.5.a(5).02)
And Revenue(1.4.5.a(5).03)

(6)British Middle East
1) Gibraltar
(a)Five pound ,King George, Postage and revenue stamps
(1.4.5.a(6.1)01)
(b) four shilling ,King Edward(1.4.5.a(6.1) 02.
2)Cyprus
(a)One Pound,King George,Postage and Revenue Stamps
(1.4.5.(6.2)01.
3)Malta
(a) one Pound,Malta armoured,Red and Black stamp
(1.4.5.(6.3) 01.

(7)British Pacific Ocean
1)New Zealand
(a)Queen Victoria, green ,One shilling stamp(1.4.5(7.1)01
(b)King Edward,red,official stamp(1.4.5.(7.1)02)
(c)one Pound,queen Victoria,Queensland(1.4.5.(7.1)03)

2)British & Colony ,Papua & New Guinea
(a) One Pound Papua New Guiana traditional house
Stamps(1.4.5(7.2) 01)
(b) One Pound Papua Neuginia ,traditional fish catcher,black (1.4.5(7.2) 02
3) British Solomon Island
(a) One Pound,King George, red anf black stamps
(1.4.5(7.3)01)

(8)British North America
1)Canada
(a)Queen Victoria,green,six pence stamps(1.4.5(8)01)
(b) New Foundland ,Specimen overprint, queen victoria stamps(1.4.5(8)02)

b.DutchEmpire and Colony,
(1) Dutch empire
(a)1872-1878,King Wllem III, 21/2 gld,limited edition 256.500 .(1.4.5.b(1).01)

(b) Pricess Wilhelmina ‘1891-1896, Loose hair 5 gld limited edition 34.108,’1899-i905 Empress Wilhelmina,Bontkraag .10 gld limited edition 15400, 1913-1920,Empress Wilhelmina, Jubileum 10 gld, limited ediion 22.800; 1920-1913 “Empress Wilhemina 10 gld overprint 2 1/2 gld, limited edition bontkraag 51.800 and jubileum 76.800 ; 1923 limited edition 2½ gld(51.025) and 5 gld (37.050) 1.4.5.c(1) 02-07)

(2)Dutch Empire Colony

(a)Dutch East Indie:
1854 -Willem III imperforated 1st and 1868-Emperor Willem III,perforated 2th stamps, 1923-limited edition(15.707) , Empress Wilhelmina Jubileum , nominal 5 gld , 1941.Empress Wilhelmina ,painter:Konijnenberg, limited editions: 20 cent(450.000) , 25 cent(180.000) , 35 cent (10.000) ,5 gld (9.000), 10 gld(21.000) and 25 gld- 14.000. Circa More than 80 % of the stamps overprint by Dai Nippon Military Administrations, that is way very scarce and verry rare Guinined postally used on cover or cutting squared , attantion some filatelic CTO cretioned by Phoa Lim Koey Surabaya, Gho Kong Liang-Padang, some from Medan Indonesians and Swistzerlands(Pengoempoel Perangko ). (1.4.5.b.07-014)

(b)Curacao,Wilhelmina jubileum’23 : 5 gld limited edition stamp-4002, 1941-1942, Empress Wilhelmina ,Konijnenberg, 2 1/2 gld-limited edition 74.000(1.3.3.b. 015)

(c)Suriname .Wilhemina Jubileum’23, 5 gld limited edition – 3408 (1.4.5.b.016)

c.Great East Asia Dai Nippon Empire

1)Dai Nippon Stamps overprint Korea(1.4.5.014)

2)Dai Nippon Stamps overprint China(1.4.5.015)

d.China Empire

1) Large Dragon The first china local Qing stamps XIXth
Century(1.4.5.d.01)

2) Empress Dowger”Cixie” Birthday limited Qing Stamps (1.2.5.d.02)

3) Qing Dynasty ,China Local Port Stamps(1.4.5.d.03)
The detail see in the book”Tionghoa inland and homeland

e. The Siam(Thailand) Empire
1) Local stamps with wrong overprint from another provence (1.4,5. e.01)
2) Local Stamps Batambang provisional overprint block four mint stamps on King Rama first stamps(1.4.5.e,02)

f.The Ottoman(Turkey) Empire
1) The Ottoman Armoured,limited stamp,green color (1.4.5.f.01)

2)The Ottoman Armoured,limited stamp,blue colour(1.4.5.g.02)

h.The Spanish colony of South American and the revolt.
(1).Argentina
(a) Argentina Numeric first Stamps(1.4.5.h(1)01)
(b) Rivadiva Blue and Green Stamps(1.4.5.h(1) 02-03)

i.The Portugeause colony
(1) Brasil
(a) Bull’s Eyes,Sheep’s Eyes and Goat’s Eyes Brasil first numeric Stamps(1.4.5.h(1) 01-03)
(b)Don Pedro Stamps(1.4.5.h(1) 04).

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1.5 The War,Revolution and Construction of Nations(XIX-XXcth)
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1.5.1. The War World I
1) Postally Cover Poland under Germany Occupations(1.5.1.01)
2)Italian occupation Austria ,overprint Trieste,
On Austri Stamps(1.5.1.02)
1.5.2.The Soviet Revolution
1)Stalin ,the Father of Soviet Revolutions Stamps. Commerative Esparanto campaign and imperforated commerative The Death of Lenin(1.5.2.01)
2) Commerative of The Soviet Revolution Heroes’s death(Martyr) (1.5.2.02)
1.5.3.The Comunisme
1.5.4.THE World War II
a. The European World War II(Hitler war)
(1) Hitler ‘s document and postal history(1.5.4(a)01)
(2) Hitler Face overprint
(a)Dobelcin 1945 overprint(1.5.4.(a)02),Line 1945 Overprint(1.5.4(a) 03.
(b)Austria Type Overprnt(1.5.4(a) 04).
b.The pacific War(Dai Nippon Great East Asia War)

1.5.5 The Rise of Islamic country
a.Qatar
1) Sultanate Of Qatar,5 and 10 Ryals mint stamps
(1.5.5.a.01)
1.5.6 The Construction of Euro,APEC,Arab,Africa and America
a.Euro
1)Germany
(a) 30 cent , blue, victory bell stamps(1.5.6(a1)01)
(b)70,80,and 90 cent ,diffinitive numerric stamps,in mint conditions(1.5.6.(a1) 02).
2)Italia
(a) 100 Lira red Stamps on Covers (1.5.6.(a2)01)
3)Austria
(a)Dolfus,10 Schilling,blue stamps(1.5.6.(a3)01)
b.APEC
c,Arab
d.Africa
e.America
f Israel
1) Coin thematic stamps 250,500, and.1000
(1.5.6.(f) 01)

1.5.7. The Regional War,Democratic Socialism and Humanright
a. Indonesia Independence War
1)Indonesia Independece Revolt 1945-1950(1.5.7.a-01)
the details in the Book “Indnesia Independence Revolt’s document and postal history record”
b.China Comunise War
1)Mao revolution’s Stamps(1.5.7.b.01)
2)Mao Cultural Revolution’s Stamps(1.5.7.b.02)
Th detail in the book “Tionghoa inland and homeland unique & ethnic collections”
c.South East Asia Liberation War
1)Vietnam War(1.5.7.c-01)
2)Cambodge War(1.5.7.c-02)

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General Stamp Collection – Introduction (in Bahasa & English)

INTRODUCTION (please see below part for English Version)

Koleksi ini berkembang sejak koleksi pribadi sejak th 1957 hingga 1972 yang didapatkan dari Pastur Katolik Ganizaro dari Italia, dimana koleksi negara pertama saya adalah Dutch East Indies, lalu beberapa perangko Vatican dari Bruder Nocenti dan Mgr Bergamin.

Dari pertukaran dengan Wanandi (sekarang Pastur di Jakarta), saya memulai koleksi Helvetia (Swiss) pro patria dan pro Yuventute. Sebagai kolektor amatir, koleksi ini berkembang tanpa banyak informasi.

Di saat praktek kedokteran di Jakarta antara th 1971-72, saya mendapat info dari paman saya almarhum J Abdisa,  dia memberi saya katalog Yvert tua, dan saya bertemu pendeta Protestan Metodhist di Toko Buku Gunung Agung Kwitang dimana ia meminta saya untuk mencarikan koleksi perangko untuk putrinya di Solo.

Sejak saat itu saya memulai perburuan perangko mulai lapak, toko perangko tradisional di depan Kantor Pos Pasar Baru (yang lama) dimana saya bertemu Tambi dan almarhum Chatib dan almarhum Tjoa, dan juga di pasar Bulan jalan Hayam Wuruk di depan toko buku Gramedia dimana saya bertemu almarhum Mpek Kok Sioe dan Susastio yang memperkenalkan saya pada anggota Asosiasi Filateli Indonesia Dr Nelwan, almarhum Tung Kim Tek, dimana disaat itu saya membuat koleksi historikal 444 tahun Jakarta dengan perangko ditempelkan pada peta Jakarta dengan stemple dari beberapa Kantor Pos di Jakarta yang saya ketemui dalam satu hari saja, yang pada saat ini tidak dapat dilakukan lagi akibat kemacetan di jalanan.

Setelah lulus sebagai Dokter, saya bergabung dengan Kepolisian RI (POLRI) yang pada saat itu masih berada dibawah ABRI, kemudian melakukan latihan kemiliteran di Panasan Solo dan disana saya bertemu lagi dengan pendeta di Solo dan dia membawa saya pada saudara laki-lakinya dan mendapatkan beberapa perangko Belanda.

Tugas kepolisian pertama saya adalah di Sumatera Barat antara tahun 1974-1989, dimana saya bertemu 4 kolektor tua : almarhum Gho Kong Liang, almarhum Ir Zakir, almarhum Gho Koen Sia dan almarhum putra dari Tjia Wie Hien dimana dari mereka koleksi saya berkembang dengan pesatnya khususnya perangko kuno Dinasti Ching dan pelabuhan lokal, Belanda, Swiss, Italia, Rusia, Eropa Timur, Brazil dan juga saya mendapatkan perangko unik dari seluruh dunia ketika membeli dua album Schaubek tua, dan juga di tahun 1978 saya membeli perangko nominal tinggi dari Koloni Inggris dan perangko Jerman dari putri almarhum filatelis tua Oh Thay Hien, almarhum P.N Pantau dan Mr.Hengky (pedagang perangko hingga saat ini).

Di saat studi Master di th 1989-1990, saya bertemu banyak teman filatelis di Kantor Pos Cikini seperti almarhum Mr.Tjia, Suwito, Ir Untung, Adidarma, Siagian, Karel, dll dan menemukan beberapa koleksi perangko Swiss.

Setelah pensiun, dikarenakan dua hobi saya yaitu Travelling dan mengkoleksi benda unit, saya mulai traveling keliling Asia untuk mencari perangko unik dan benda unik lainnya mulai dari Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok (bertemu Mr Lithay), Sarawak (bertemu Mr.Chan dan Dr Ng Wu cs, Kota Kinibalu Sabah(ex Kalimantan Utara), Kamboja di Rusian Market (bertemu Mr Oke), Saigon, Hanoi, Nanning di China Selatan, QianChou-Xianmen and Beijing ,dan yang terakir Seoul Korea, mungkin berikutnya ke negara barat (silahkan baca ceritanya di cerita saya yang lain – ”Travel’s Unique collections).

Sebenarnya saya sudah memulai menulis mengenai hal ini sejak th 2000 “Around the World with unique thematic stamps” dan banyak teman yang membantu seperti Ir Untung, Mr Herry Hutabarat, Aris Siregar, anak dari almarhum Ghazali Nasution,Udin ,Mamat,Mr Hengkie dan kawan kawan.

Saya ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada semua teman yang telah membantu saya dalam mengembangkan koleksi dan memberikan ijin untuk menggunakan perangko mereka sebagai ilustrasi dalam koleksi tematik ini. Masih banyak perangko yang dibutuhkan untuk melengkapi koleksi tematik ini seperti yang saya baca di sebuah buku di Bangkok  tahun 2007.

Blog ini belumlah selesai dan komplet, dan untuk itu kami membutuhkan koreksi dan bantuan dari seluruh kolektor di Indonesia untuk meraih tujuan dari buku ini yaitu memberikan informasi spesial tentang Perangko Tematik Terbaik untuk dikoleksi / sebagai investasi karena koleksi ini global dan sangat likuid sebagai investasi, 10-30% dari harga katalog sebagai harga terbaik.

Koleksi perangko unik dapat memberikan banyak informasi mengenai negara-negara asing dan kesenian, habitat manusia, sains, etika dll. Kita dapat memperoleh informasi komplet yang dapat membuat kita seperti berkeliling dunia.

Pondok Gading Utama, Jakarta Maret 2009

Dr.Iwan

INTRODUCTION (English Version)
This collection grew from the private collections start 1957 -1972 as a given from catholic’s priest Ganizaro from Italy, that was my first country collections with Dutch East Indies, then some Vatican stamps from bruder Nocenti and Mgr Bergamin .
From exchange with Wanandi (now priest in Jakarta) I started Helvetia (swiss) pro patria and pro Yuventute.As the amatir collector, the collections growed without any informations.
During my medical practise in Jakarta between 1971-1972, I have informations from my uncle in memmorian J. Abdisa , he gave my an old Yvert catalogue, and I met a Protestant Methodist priest in Gunung Agung Book strore Kwitang, he asked me to search a stamps for his daughters in Solo.
From this moment I was started my stamps huntings from Lapak, traditional stamps dealers in the front of Pasarbaru Post Offices where I met Tambi and in memoriam Chatib and inmemoriam Tjoa, and then in Bulan market at hayamwuruk street in the fron o Gramedia office met in memoriam Mpek Kok Sioe, and Susastio, who introduced me to Indonesian phillatec Associations Dr Nelwan, In memoriam Tung Kim Tek, during that time I made a historic 444 years Jakarta special stamps put on Jakarta Map and asked postal stamps from several Jakarta Post offices I met in one day by Bus, this day we cann’t do anymore because the traffic jams.
At this time I met Usman from Tanjung Priok, and found West Germany, Italian and British Colony Stamps.
After graduate as MD , I joinded Indonesian Armed Forces as Indonesian Police that time under Army, the army pratice in Panasan Solo and that time I met again with the Solo’s priest and he bring me to his brother ad found some Dutch stamps.
My first police’s duty in west Sumatra between 1974-1989, where I met four old collectors In memoriam Gho Kong Liang, in memoriam Ir Zakir, Inmemoriam Gho Koen Sia, in memorrian the son of Tjia Wie Hien, From then my collections growth fast especially Old Chinese Qing and local port stamps ,Nederland ,Switzerland ,Italian ,Rusia ,East Europe,Brazil, and all over the world unique stamps when I buyed two old schaubek stamps album, and in 1978 I buy some high nominal value British colony and Germany stamps from the daughters of inmemoriam old pfillatelist Oh Thay Hien, in memorian P.N.Pantau, Mr Hengky (still stamps trader until now).
During My Master’s Studies in 1989-1990, I met manyphillatelict friend at Tjikin Post Office like imeoriam Mr Tjia, Suwaito,Ir Untung,Adidarma,Siagian,Karel,etc and fing some Switzerland stamps collections.
After retired from my Jobs, due two my hobbies Travel and collecting unique collections, I started to travel around asia to seek the unique stamps and other collections to KualaLumpur, Bangkok met Mr Lithay, Sarawak met mr Chan & Dr Ng Wu cs, Kota Kinibalu Sabah(ex North Borneo), Cambodge in Rusian Market met Mr Oke , Saigon, Hanoi, South China Nanning, QianChou-Xianmen and Baejing ,at least Seoul Corea, may be next time to Westren country(read in my another books”Travel’s Unique collections).
I started to write this book from the years 2000, “Around the World with unique thematic stamps” and many friend help me like Ir Untung, Mr Herry Hutabarat, Aris siregar, The son of inmemorian Ghazali Nasution,Udin ,Mamat,Mr Hengkie angain,etc.
I want to thanks for all friends who help me to growth the collections, and give me permission the use their stamps to e illustraton in this Unique stamps thematic collections. Still many stamps need to complete the thamatic I read in the book’s store at Bangkok in 2007.
This books still not finished and completed, that is way we need corrections and helping from all Indonesian collectors to met the purpose of this book to give special informatins about the best thematic stamps to collect or to invest because this stamps global unique and very liquid as investations,10 to 30 % catalogue price were the best price.
Collecting unique stamps will gave us many information about the foreign countries and their arts work,landschape,the human habitat,science , ethic etc . We will have complete informations that made us like travel around the world.
Pondok Gading,Jakarta,March 2009

Dr Iwan S.

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