Danilov Local Post Stamps
Danilov is a historical town located within the Yaroslavl Oblast of Russia, not an independent stamp-issuing entity. As such, its postal history is entirely subsumed under the broader Russian Empire and later Soviet Union postal systems, reflecting the administrative geography of European Russia.
- Issued stamps
- 1920–1920
- Region
- Europe, Eastern Europe
- Currency
- RUB
- Languages
- Russian
- Issuer type
- Local postal administration
- Part of
- Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
About Danilov Local Post stamps
Stamps issued for this region would primarily feature the Cyrillic script and denominations consistent with the prevailing Russian monetary system of the time. Any local postal markings would pertain to the internal administrative structure of the Russian Federation's postal service.
How to identify Danilov Local Post stamps
- Look for Cyrillic inscriptions, often 'Данилов' (Danilov) or 'Местная почта' (Local Post).
- Examine for overprints or surcharges on standard Russian Empire or early Soviet stamps.
- Check for specific dates, typically 1920, which is the known period of issue for these local stamps.
Popular series
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Danilov Local Post Issues
1920
Provisional stamps issued locally in Danilov during the Russian Civil War period, often surcharged or overprinted on existing Russian stamps.
Value overview
Typical ranges as orientation, not prices for a particular stamp. Condition, variety and demand decide the value of your copy; for current asking prices, check listings or the app.
- Common stamps
- $5–$50
- Scarce stamps
- $100–$500+
The value of Danilov local post issues varies significantly based on condition, specific overprint/surcharge, and rarity. Many are provisional and were used for a very short period, making them scarce. Forgeries are known, so expertization is often recommended for higher-value items.
Catalogs. Danilov Local Post stamps are listed in the major world catalogs: Scott, Michel and Stanley Gibbons. Catalog numbers and groupings differ between them; the Stamp Identifier app shows the numbers it can find for your stamp.
Questions about Danilov Local Post stamps
Danilov stamps refer to local provisional postal issues from the town of Danilov in the Yaroslavl Oblast of Russia, specifically from the year 1920. These were not national issues but rather local stamps created to maintain postal services during the tumultuous period of the Russian Civil War.
Yes, Danilov local post stamps can be quite valuable, especially rare varieties, specific overprints, or those in fine condition. Their scarcity, due to limited production and short usage, contributes to their philatelic interest. Common examples might fetch $5-$50, while rare items can exceed $500.
To identify Danilov stamps, look for Cyrillic text indicating 'Danilov' or 'Local Post', often as an overprint or surcharge on existing Russian stamps. The period of issue is strictly 1920. The Stamp Identifier app can suggest the issue from a photo; confirm the catalog number, and ask an expert about anything valuable.
Danilov local post stamps are typically listed in specialized catalogs focusing on Russian and Soviet local issues, such as the Michel catalog (specifically its Eastern Europe volumes). They are generally not found in general world catalogs like Scott or Stanley Gibbons, which primarily cover national issues.
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