Where is 'Ettelbuck'? A curious misspelling!

 2.50 Euro Pictorial

VILLE D'ETTELBRUCK

misspelled

Another example:

Normal Stamp

New acquisitions: Lintgen - Arms, Larochette - Castle, Mertert - View of Wasserbillig

Mertert
Wasserbillig View

Used at Wasserbillig,
30 Jun 1948

Larochette
Castle Issue

 Used at Larochette,
9 Jun 1945

Lintgen
Arms Issue

 Used 24 May 1939

 

 

Esch-sur-Alzette Italian Consulate -- Use of Italian Gratuita Revenue

Consulate d'Italia

Esch-sur-Alzette

Consular Revenue 

Without Value (Gratuita)

Hobscheid 5 Fr. Pictorial Used on a Birth Certificate in 1946

 Hobscheid

5F Pictorial 

Previously Unreported!

Birth Certificate of

Erneste Peltzer

Issued

30 July 1946

Gratuity uses from Bascharage & Boevange-sur-Attert

Revenue stamps are sometimes used to indicate the waiver of a tax – what I call “gratuity” revenues.  Here are a couple examples:

2-Franc Tax Waived (“gratuit”)
Bascharage
9 Nov 1939

6.40-Franc Tax Waived (“Sans Taxe”)
Boevange-Sur-Attert
19 Apr 1963

Esch-sur-Alzette: 6.40F Miner Pays Civil Register Extrait Fee (Birth Certificate) in 1953

6.40F Miner

(perforate)

28 Oct 1953

Bous -- New Coat of Arms Self-Adhesive Denominated in Euros

Bous

5-Euro Coat of Arms

Self-adhesive

Wiltz - Modern Design Denominated in Euros

3 € Wiltz

Capitale des Ardennes

Self-Adhesive

 

Do you like the new modern design?

Recent discovery - Sandweiler Key Type used in 1949

 3F Orange 

Key Type

 Used 27 Sep 1949

This is the first communal revenue I've seen from Sandweiler.  I would be glad to post scans of others in your collection.  Send the scans to Arsdorf@gmail.com

Newly discovered lovely Beaufort pictorial used in 1939

Beaufort

1-Franc Castle Pictorial

Used 12 Oct 1939