Stamp: Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" (Venezuela 1903)

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Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" (Venezuela 1903)

01 January (Venezuela ) within release _MARINO : Revolutionary Steamship "Ban-Righ" goes into circulation Stamp Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" face value 1 Venezuelan bolívar

Stamp Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" in catalogues
Michel: Mi: VE-MA 33I

Stamp is square format.

I = "Distrito" and "Mariño" equal in size Not listed in Scott

Also in the issue _MARINO : Revolutionary Steamship "Ban-Righ":

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Stamp Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" in digits
Country: Venezuela
Date: 1903-01-01
Paper: Blue
Print: Typography
Perforation: 12
Emission: Regional
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 1 Venezuelan bolívar

Stamp Revolutionary Ship "Ban-Righ" it reflects the thematic directions:

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