Stamp with Attached Label: Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia (Cinderellas 2006)
Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia (Cinderellas 2006)
01 August (Cinderellas ) within release Australia - Capricornia goes into circulation Stamp with Attached Label Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia face value 1,000 Fantasy
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| Colnect codes: | Col: CA-P 200608A-2 |
Stamp with Attached Label is square format.
The first stamp issue of the Republic of Capricornia, from 2006-08-01, consisting of 2 stamps valued 500 and 1000 Capricornian Shillings, celebrates the Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia. The stamps show Glebe Point in Sydney, the Landing Place of the First Australian Expedition in 1993. The diagonal texts are lines from patriotic songs. On the margins, and on the top right corner of the stamps, the Flag of the Republic of Capricornia is displayedAlso in the issue Australia - Capricornia:
- Stamp with Attached Label - Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia face value 500;
- Stamp with Attached Label - Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia face value 1,000;
Stamp with Attached Label Declaration of Indepence of the Republic of Capricornia it reflects the thematic directions:
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