As Type AA1, but country name modified by insertion of large “U” in place of “OU”.
M# 101 only.
TM: nil
Values: 1, 3, 8, 10, 12, 25
AB2. Hasler “D106” (FV-6).
Value figures with large “RM.” suffix inside large rectangle.
A. Meter number 102 [$15]
B. Meter number 103 or 105 [$25]
TM: nil
Values: 0,02,0,03,0,04,0,06,0,08,0,12,0,25
NOTES:
Value 0,20 may also have been used but this is not verified.
Meter 106 exists but is known only as a proof. Values: 0,05, 0,06, 0,08, 0,24, 0,30, 0,40
NOTE: Meter Type AA2 (Timbrographe M# 201) was modified for use under German occupation and equipped with values 0,03, 0,06, 0,08, 0,12, 0,15, 0,25, 0,30, and 0,40, No examples have been reported, and the exact appearance of the stamp is uncertain.
AB3. Hasler “F22” (MV), 1928. [$25]
As Type AA3.
M#s 106, 108-113 reported.
A. “Rm” at left and “Pf.” at right of value figures
B. “RM.” at left and “Rpf.” at right of value figures
TM: nil
V/F: oo 0oo
a. With date but not town mark at far left (113)
AB4. Hasler “F88” (MV).
As Type AA4.
A. With large “RM.” left of value figures (118) [$25]
B. With “RM.” at left and “Pf.” at right (112) [Rare, value unknown]
C. Value figures alone at center (115) [$15]
TM: SC or nil
V/F: ✳00 ✳0oo
GROUP B: Rectangle with simulated perforation outer frame[edit | edit source]
Sub-group BA: Frank with crown and coat of arms in center[edit | edit source]
BA1. Hasler F22” (MV), 1925. [$150]
Nearly square frank with crown and coat of arms inside oval with “LUXEMBOURG” curved around them.
Value figures at bottom between “Fr.” and “Cts”.
M# 113 below frank.
TM: BIC
V/F: 00
Sub-group BB: Horizontal frank with inner box, inscribed “LUXEMBOURG”[edit | edit source]
BB1. Francotyp “C” (MV).
Horizontal frank with large inner box around value figures and straight ornamental lines at sides and bottom between outer frame and inner box.
With or without S# high between TM and frank.
M# 301 up, with or without “F” prefix, breaks ornamental lines at bottom center.
TM: SC, DC, nil
V/F: 00 (O) 000 (A,G) 000 (A) ◆000 (G) ◆0.00 (G)
a. Date boxed
b. Meter number boxed
BB2. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV).
Similar to Type BB1 but narrow to very narrow spacing between TM and frank.
Date figures with stops after D and before Y.
M# with or without “F” prefix.
A. M# unboxed
B. M# boxed
TM: SC
V/F: ◆0.00 ◆00.00
BB3. Francotyp “A9000” (MV).
Very similar to Type BB2 but date figures widely spaced with stops after D and M.
M# with “F” prefix or without prefix, unboxed.
TM: SC, BIC
V/F: ◆0.00 ◆0,00 ◆00.00 ◆000.00 (M# 370 only)
Sub-group BC: Horizontal frank with inner box, inscribed “LUXEMBURG”[edit | edit source]
BC1. Francotyp “C” (MV). [$50]
As Type BB1 but with "LUXEMBURG".
With or without impression counter number high between TM and frank.
M#s 301-312.
TM: SC, DC, nil
V/F: 00 (O) 000 (A,G) 000 (A) ◆000 (G)
Sub-group BD: Country name in curved ribbon at top[edit | edit source]
BD1. Universal “MultiValue" (MV), 1952. [$25]
Upright frank with doubled straight inner frame lines.
M# 501 with “U” prefix in box at bottom center.
“FR | CTS” below value figures.
TM: DC
V/F: 0oo
BD2. Universal “Automax” (MV), 1963? [$20]
As Type BD1 but with “FRANCS” below value figures.
M# 500 up without prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: =00.oo =00o o
Sub-group BE: Country name straight at top[edit | edit source]
BE1. Frama “M/E” (MV).
Square frank with straight inner frame line and large box around value figures.
M# 200 up at bottom.
Value figures thick.
TM: DC
V/F: 00.00 000.00
BE2. Frama “M/E” (MV).
Horizontal frank without inner box around value figures.
M#s in 200 and 2000 series.
TM: DC
V/F: 000.00
BE3. Frama “EPS3000” (MV).
Similar to Type BE2 but the value figures are much smaller.
TM: DC
V/F: 0000
BE4. Frama “Sensonic” (digital).
Similar to Type BE2 but the value figures are taller, not as thick, and more closely spaced.
TM: DC
V/F: 00000
GROUP C: Rectangle with ornamental, Greek style outer border[edit | edit source]
C1. Postalia (MV), 1952.
Country name unframed at top, Greek-style border along sides and bottom with inner box around value figures.
Frank width variable from 26 to 27+ mm.
M# in 400 and 1400 series below frank.
Value figures narrow.
A. Wide spacing between TM and frank
B. Narrow spacing between TM and frank
C. As B but the meter number is above the bottom frame line rather than below
NOTE that the lower portion of this image is distorted and not typical.
GROUP D: Rectangle with straight outer frame[edit | edit source]
Sub-group DA: Frank completely contained within the frame[edit | edit source]
Country identification "LUXEMBOURG"
DA1. Safag (MV), 1948. [$20]
Large horizontal rectangle with country name underlined at top and no other contents beyond the value figures.
M# 200 up below frank.
TM: BIC or nil
V/F: 000 0000
DA2. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV), 1980.
Smaller than Type DA1 and the country name is not underlined.
The meter number is centered inside Greek style ornaments at bottom.
M# in 100 and 1000 series.
With "F" preceding the value figures.
TM: DC
V/F: 0000 0000.– 000.00
a. Without "F" preceding the value figures
DA3. Secap (MV), 1991.
Small upright frank with breaks in centers of both sides.
M# in 600 and 6000 series at bottom.
TM: DC
V/F: 000.– 0000.–
DA4. Secap (digital).
Frank similar to Type DA3 but with space above country name.
Value figures fairly large
TM: rectangle
V/F: 0000
DA5. Frama (digital).
Large horizontal rectangle with country name at top but without underline.
M# in 2000 series.
TM: DC
V/F: 00000
Sub-group DB: Country identification above and outside the frame[edit | edit source]
Country identification "POSTLUXEMBOURG"
DB1. Neopost (digital).
Value figures high in the box, above the level of the date figures.
M# breaks the bottom frame line.
TM: DC
V/F: 00000
DB2. Frama (digital).
Frank wider than with Type DB1.
The value figures are larger than in Type DB1 and are in line with the date figures.
TM: DC
V/F: 00000
DB3. ? (digital).
The value figures are larger than in Types DB1 and DB2 and are in line with the date figures.
TM: DC
V/F: 0000
GROUP E: Open, horizontal frank, without outer frame[edit | edit source]
E1. Pitney Bowes-GB “5000” series (MV).
Country name across top.
“POSTES” above value box.
Crown and coat of arms between TM and value box.
Date figures raised in relation to value figures.
Curled ornament at left and top right of TM.
M# with “PB” or “P.B.” prefix below coat of arms.
A. Coat of arms capped with wide crown
B. Smaller coat of arms capped with simpler crown narrow at bottom
TM: DC
V/F: ≋00 ■ ≋00 o ≋00o■ ≋00.o■ ≋00.oo
E2. Pitney Bowes-GB “5000” (MV).
As Type E1 but without crown and coat of arms.
M# with “P.B.” prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: ≋00 o 00.oo ≋00.oo
E2.1. Pitney Bowes “RF” or "RT" (MV). [probably very rare]
Similar to Types E1 and E2 but much smaller, with inner frame lines at top, left and bottom.
Crown at left of LUXEMBOURG.
M# with “P.B.” prefix breaks bottom frame line.
Single circle town mark very close to frank.
V/F: ≋00.oo
E3. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV).
Very similar to Type E2.1 but the date and value figures are on the same level.
“Fr.” is closer to the left frame line than with Type E2.1.
M# with “P.B.” prefix.
A. Low crown
B. Taller crown narrow at bottom
Double circle town mark 10 to 12mm away from frank.
V/F: ≋00 ≋0.o0
a. Value figures without "Fr" prefix.
E4. Pitney Bowes-GB “6600” (MV).
Similar to Type E3B but taller crown with larger frank.
Large “F” breaks left frame line.
M# with “PB” prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: 000 ≋00.00
E5. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV).
Frank similar to Type E1 but date and value figures on same level, and the value box is much larger.
“–POSTES–” below value box.
M# with “PBE” prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: ≋00.0 0
E6. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV).
Similar to Type E5 but without inner frame lines around value figures.
The crown and coat of arms are larger, and the TM does not have curled ornaments.
A frame line has been added across the bottom, and a line (from the edge of the die?) sometimes appears along the top.
M# with “PB” prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: ≋00.0
E7. Pitney Bowes “A/B900” (MV).
Similar to Type E5 but lower and wider.
M# with “PB” prefix.
TM: DC
V/F: ≋00 ≋0000 ≋000.0 o
E7.1. Pitney Bowes “Paragon” (MV).
Similar to Type E4 but larger frank with smaller value figures.
Narrower spacing that with Type E4.
Without "F" preceding the value figures.
M# in 50000 series with "PB" prefix breaks the bottom frame lines.
TM: DC
V/F: ≋0000
E8. Pitney Bowes “EasyMail” (digital).
“POSTES” centered below country name at top.
Large crown over value figures at left.
M# with “PB” prefix and date at right.
Various numbers at far left below curled ornaments.
TM: Linear across bottom
V/F: ≋0000
E9. Pitney Bowes (digital), 2008.
Similar to Tye E8 but without crown and ornaments at upper left.
Below the value figures are a 7-digit code and the town name.
M# with "PB" prefix.
TM: SL
V/F: 00000
GROUP PO: Special stamps generated only by post office machines[edit | edit source]
PO1. Satas “P” (MV). [$20]
Small upright frank with single line, simulated perforation border broken at center of sides.
Spacing between TM and frank ~15 mm.
Identification letter at bottoms of TM and frank.
Hour figure between TM and frank.
TM: SC
V/F: ★000
PO2. Camp (MV). [$20]
Frank very similar to Type PO1 but with “POSTES” over identification number at bottom.
Narrow spacing between TM and frank.
TM: SC with ID letter at bottom
V/F: 000oo
PO3. Frama (digital).
Horizontal frank with simulated perforation border around the right half and straight line border at top and bottom of the left half.
At left are the town and postal codes in panels at top and bottom.
At right are the country name and identification number at top and bottom.
Identification number with "P" prefix.
Date and value figures across center.
V/F: 000.00
PO4. Escher Group "Riposte" (digital), 2005.
Rectangular value box containing "PORT PAYE" at the top.
Value box with country name above the box and "POSTES" below.
Large single circle TM contains two lines of text through the center, the upper line a series of number codes and the lower line the date and time.
Printed in black on self-adhesive label with yellow "P&T LUXEMBOURG" underprint.
V/F: ■ ■ ■ 0.00€
a. With underprint vertical, reading up, rather than horizontal
PO5.1. probably Escher Group (digital), 2014 or earlier.
Similar to Type PO4 but the letters in the country name and "PORT PAYE" are heavier.
The post office name is straight rather than curved at the top.
Printed in black on self-adhesive label with underprint of yellow "LUXEMBOURG POSTES" in four lines reading up along the right side. The right-most line has "POSTES" in blue-green.
V/F very small: ■ ■ ■ 0.00 €
PO5.2. probably Escher Group (digital).
Similar to Type PO5.1 but the value box, town mark circle, and inscriptions are all much smaller.
Printed in black on self-adhesive label.
A. Label with underprint of yellow "LUXEMBOURG POSTES" in four lines reading up along the right side. The right-most line has "POSTES" in blue-green.
B. Label with light gray underprint showing a quarter moon circling "POST LUXEMBOURG".
V/F very small: ■ ■ ■ 0.00 €
GROUP PD: Stamp used for collecting Postage Due[edit | edit source]
PD1. Postalia (MV).
Simple horizontal rectangle broken at top right by "LUXEMBOURG".
At center is a large "T" filled with hatch lines.
The date is at left, and the value figures are at right.
Without town mark.
V/F: 000
GROUP OO: Special stamps generated only for official government mail[edit | edit source]
OO1. Safag (MV), 1947.
Horizontal frank without complete outer border.
Country name underlined at top, Greek style border at bottom, crown and coat of arms at both sides.
M# and department name below frank.
A. Department name “GOUVERNEMENT” (200, 205, 207 seen)
B. “CHEMINS DE FER” (201 seen) [$20]
C. “ARMEE” (203 seen) [$20]
D. “S.N.H.B.M.” (204 seen) [$20]
TM: BIC
V/F: 000 0000
NOTE: During the German occupation of WW2 at least one meter with stamp of unaltered German design was used in Luxembourg.
It can be identified only by "LUXEMBURG" in the town mark. Examples seem to be quite rare.
5c, 10, 25, 35, 50, 75, 1 fr, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2, 3, 5 
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[$20]
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