Stamp: Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument (Venezuela 1940)

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Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument (Venezuela 1940)

01 January (Venezuela ) within release Official Stamps goes into circulation Stamp Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument face value 20 Venezuelan céntimo

Stamp Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument in catalogues
Michel: Mi: VE D273
Stamp Number: Sn: VE OAC137

Stamp is square format.

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Also in the issue Official Stamps:

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Stamp Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument in digits
Country: Venezuela
Date: 1940-01-01
Print: Recess
Perforation: line 12
Emission: Air Post Official
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 20 Venezuelan céntimo

Stamp Simón Bolívar and Carabobo Monument it reflects the thematic directions:

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