Protection of Indigenous Youth (or, Protection of Indigenous Childhood) is a series of stamps issued by French-speaking territories in 1942. Most of them were printed in France and then distributed into the overseas territories, though the stamps may be in fact one of the first attempts to flood the market with enough stamps for the eager collectors, especially as most the territories were, as the average collector’s taste goes, rather exotic.
Mauritania
Madagascar
Martinique
French Guyana
Togo
Dahomey
Cameroun
French Guinea
Niger
Inini (French Guyana)
New Caledonia
Wallis et Futuna (New Caledonia overprint)
Indochina
Guangzhou (Indochina overprint)
French India
French Sudan
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
French Somaliland
Gudadeloupe
Réunion
Stamps featured in post: 39; Period: pre-modern era (1942); Pricing: moderate; Availability: scarce.
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