FRANCE.
August 18, 1914. Contemporary 10 centimes stamp, surcharged "+5c." in red ([Fig. 150]).
- 10c. + 5c. vermilion.
September 10, 1914. Definitive stamp. Sower design adapted, inscription reading "CROIX-ROUGE POSTES" ([Fig. 151]).
- 10c. + 5c. vermilion.
FRENCH MOROCCO.
September 1, 1914. Red Cross stamp. The 10 centimes "Rights of Man" type, already overprinted "10," and native inscription, further surcharged "+5c." ([Fig. 153]).
- 10c. + 5c. red.
HUNGARY.
October, 1914. War Relief stamps. The 5 and 10 filler "inundation" stamps of 1913 overprinted in black in the centre of the stamp "Hadi Ségély" (War Relief) and on label at the foot, obliterating the original inscription, "Ozvegyeknek es arvaknak ket filler" (for the widows and orphans two filler) ([Fig. 261]).