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Swedish and Russian Revenue Stamped Papers in the Baltic Sea Provinces (Estland, Livland, Curland) 1688-1917

Name: Swedish and Russian Revenue Stamped Papers in the Baltic Sea Provinces (Estland, Livland, Curland) 1688-1917
Brand: International Estonian Philatelic Society
SKU: R0016993
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International Estonian Philatelic Society 2002

This book covers the period, altogether over three hundreds years of the Russian Empire, from the reign of the Peter I to Nicholas II. As a result of the studies, a systematic approach to the development of state tax (stamp duty), its implementation until the collapse of the system is presented. Changes in the price and graphics of stamped papers and bills of exchange are described as related to major legislative acts from 1699.
The book is intended primarily for collectors of Russian revenue stamped papers and bills of exchange, many of whom live abroad. Since scripophilic literature is scarce, this book will hopefully attract more people interested to the ranks of the collectors of securities. As research goes on, scripophily develops.

Printed one hundred numbered and signed copies.

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Tootekood	R0016993
Aasta	2002
Autor	Ants Kulo
Kirjastus	International Estonian Philatelic Society
Köide	kõva
Lehekülgi	192
Ümbris	jah
Tiraaž	100
ISBN	998578457X
Keel	inglise
Teema	ettevõtted, organisatsioonid, asutused, teatmekirjandus, Eesti ajalugu

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https://www.raamatukoi.ee/swedish-and-russian-revenue-stamped-papers-in-the-baltic-sea-provinces-estland-livland-curland-1688-1917 75688 Swedish and Russian Revenue Stamped Papers in the Baltic Sea Provinces (Estland, Livland, Curland) 1688-1917 https://www.raamatukoi.ee/media/catalog/product/s/w/swedish-and-russian-revenue-stamped-papers-in-the-baltic-sea-provinces-estland-livland-curland-1688-1917-993_1_1.webp 0 0 EUR OutOfStock /Kõik raamatud/teatmekirjandus /ajalugu/Eesti ajalugu /Kõik raamatud/ettevõtted, organisatsioonid, asutused This book covers the period, altogether over three hundreds years of the Russian Empire, from the reign of the Peter I to Nicholas II. As a result of the studies, a systematic approach to the development of state tax (stamp duty), its implementation until the collapse of the system is presented. Changes in the price and graphics of stamped papers and bills of exchange are described as related to major legislative acts from 1699. The book is intended primarily for collectors of Russian revenue stamped papers and bills of exchange, many of whom live abroad. Since scripophilic literature is scarce, this book will hopefully attract more people interested to the ranks of the collectors of securities. As research goes on, scripophily develops. Printed one hundred numbered and signed copies. This book covers the period, altogether over three hundreds years of the Russian Empire, from the reign of the Peter I to Nicholas II. As a result of the studies, a systematic approach to the development of state tax (stamp duty), its implementation until the collapse of the system is presented. Changes in the price and graphics of stamped papers and bills of exchange are described as related to major legislative acts from 1699. The book is intended primarily for collectors of Russian revenue stamped papers and bills of exchange, many of whom live abroad. Since scripophilic literature is scarce, this book will hopefully attract more people interested to the ranks of the collectors of securities. As research goes on, scripophily develops. Printed one hundred numbered and signed copies.