FINLAND

Finland was part of the Russian Empire from 1809 until 1917, when it declared its independence. Finland issued its first stamp in 1856. Many of the early stamps issued look like Russian stamps with only a small difference in design. Some examples of Finland stamps is as follows: K.O.P. or K. O. II. or No Country Name
Coat of Arms No Country Name
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background.
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background.
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background.
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background. PYB or Pyb
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background. Pyb and
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Dot in Circles" in background.
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." PEN or PENNI, or PENNIAS
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." MARKKA or MARKKAA
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." MARKKA of MARKKAA
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." PEN or PENNI or PENNIAS
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." PEN or PENNI or PENNIAS
Similar to Russian stamps except for "Finland currency: Pennia and Markka." PEN or PENNI or PENNIAS
KENTTAPOSTIA Or KENTTAPOSTI
LINJA AUTORAHTI BUSSFRAKT
AUTOPAKETTI
SUOMI