International Postage Meter Stamp Catalog/Luxembourg

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GROUP A: Horizontal rectangle with truncated corners.
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Sub-group AA: Inscribed “LUXEMBOURG”.
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AA1. Hasler “D106” (FV-8), 1925.
AA2. Timbrographe (LV-9), 1929. 
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AA3. Hasler “F22” (MV), 1928. 
AA4. Hasler “F22” (MV). 
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AA5. Hasler “F88” (MV). [$20]
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AA6. Hasler “F66” (MV). [$10]
AA7. Francotyp "A" (MV), 1933 or earlier. [Quite scarce, value unknown]
Sub-group AB: Inscribed “LUXEMBURG” (German occupation stamps).
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AB1. Hasler “D106” (FV-6), 1941. [$25]
AB2. Hasler “D106” (FV-6). 
NOTES:
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.
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AB3. Hasler “F22” (MV), 1928. [$25]
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AB4. Hasler “F88” (MV). 
GROUP B: Rectangle with simulated perforation outer frame.
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Sub-group BA: Frank with crown and coat of arms in center.
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BA1. Hasler F22” (MV), 1925. [$150]
Sub-group BB: Horizontal frank with inner box, inscribed “LUXEMBOURG”.
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BB1. Francotyp “C” (MV). 
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BB2. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV). 
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BB3. Francotyp “A9000” (MV). 
Sub-group BC: Horizontal frank with inner box, inscribed “LUXEMBURG”.
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BC1. Francotyp “C” (MV). [$50]
Sub-group BD: Country name in curved ribbon at top.
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BD1. Universal “MultiValue" (MV), 1952. [$25]
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BD2. Universal “Automax” (MV), 1963? [$20]
Sub-group BE: Country name straight at top.
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BE1. Frama “M/E” (MV). 
BE2. Frama “M/E” (MV). 
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BE3. Frama “EPS3000” (MV). 
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BE4. Frama “Sensonic” (digital). 
GROUP C: Rectangle with ornamental, Greek style outer border.
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C1. Postalia (MV), 1952. 
C2. Francotyp-Postalia “EFS” (MV). 
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C2.1. Francotyp-Postalia “MS5/WK4” (MV). 
C3. Satas “Rotary” (MV). 
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C4. Francotyp-Postalia “T1000” (digital). 
C5. Neopost “Electronic” (MV). 
C6. Neopost “SM24/SM26” (digital). 
C7. Neopost "IJ" series? (digital). 
C8. Neopost unidentified model (digital). 
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C9. Neopost unidentified model, possibly SM-26 (digital). 
C10. Neopost unidentified model, possibly IJ-25, IJ-65 (digital). 
NOTE that the lower portion of this image is distorted and not typical.
GROUP D: Rectangle with straight outer frame.
Sub-group DA: Frank completely contained within the frame.
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Sub-group DB: Country identification above and outside the frame.
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GROUP E: Open, horizontal frank, without outer frame.
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E1. Pitney Bowes-GB “5000” series (MV). 
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E2. Pitney Bowes-GB “5000” (MV). 
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E2.1. Pitney Bowes “RF” or "RT" (MV). ["probably very rare"]
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E3. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV). 
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E4. Pitney Bowes-GB “6600” (MV). 
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E5. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV). 
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E6. Pitney Bowes-GB “6900” (MV). 
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E7. Pitney Bowes “A/B900” (MV). 
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E7.1. Pitney Bowes “Paragon” (MV). 
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E8. Pitney Bowes “EasyMail” (digital). 
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E9. Pitney Bowes (digital), 2008.
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GROUP PO: Special stamps generated only by post office machines.
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PO1. Satas “P” (MV). [$20]
PO2. Camp (MV). [$20]
PO3. Frama (digital). 
PO4. Escher Group "Riposte" (digital), 2005.
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PO5.1. probably Escher Group (digital), 2014 or earlier.
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PO5.2. probably Escher Group (digital).
GROUP PD: Stamp used for collecting Postage Due.
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PD1. Postalia (MV).
GROUP OO: Special stamps generated only for official government mail.
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OO1. Safag (MV), 1947. 
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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.
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