Stamp: Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua (Lithuania 1933)
Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua (Lithuania 1933)
06 May (Lithuania ) within release "Lithuanian child". 3rd issue goes into circulation Stamp Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua face value 3 Lithuanian litas
| Stamp Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua in catalogues | |
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| Michel: | Mi: LT 363B |
Stamp is square format.
Charity issue for the 'Ausra' fiftieth noted. Profit for orphans and abandoned children to support.Also in the issue "Lithuanian child". 3rd issue:
- Stamp - Petras Vileisis (1851-1926) - engineer, author of the popula face value 15;
- Stamp - Jonas Sliupas (1861-1944) - physician, educator, one of the face value 60;
- Stamp - Petras Vileisis (1851-1926) - engineer, author of the popula face value 25;
- Stamp - Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua face value 1;
- Stamp - Jonas Sliupas (1861-1944) - physician, educator, one of the face value 50;
- Stamp - Andrius Visteliauskas (1837-1916) - one of the "Ausra" found face value 5;
- Stamp - Andrius Visteliauskas (1837-1916) - one of the "Ausra" found face value 10;
- Stamp - Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua face value 3;
Stamp Jonas Basanavicius (1851-1927) - doctor, patriarch of Lithua it reflects the thematic directions:
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