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Stamp description / Briefmarkenbeschreibung

Deutsch: Dauermarkenserie der deutschen Kolonien
English: stamp series for German Colonies
  • Ausgabepreis: 1,5 Dollar
  • First Day of Issue / Erstausgabetag: 1919
  • Michel-Katalog-Nr: 36 II B (Deutsche Kolonie Kamerun)
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Picture description SMY Hohenzollern (Nennwert 1,5 Dollar)
First day of issue 1919
Printing technique Buchdruck
MICHEL Nr. 36 II B (Deutsche Kolonie Kiautschou)

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