Stamp: Salt Department Renewed Licence (Egypt 1897)
Salt Department Renewed Licence (Egypt 1897)
01 January (Egypt ) within release Salt Department Revenue Stamps goes into circulation Stamp Salt Department Renewed Licence face value 30 Egyptian millieme
| Stamp Salt Department Renewed Licence in catalogues | |
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| Forbin: | For: EG SD15a |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Also in the issue Salt Department Revenue Stamps:
- Stamp - Salt Department Renewed Licence face value 30;
- Stamp - Salt Department Renewed Licence face value 30;
Stamp Salt Department Renewed Licence it reflects the thematic directions:
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