Stamp: Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp (Cinderellas 1921)
Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp (Cinderellas 1921)
01 January (Cinderellas ) within release Hungary goes into circulation Stamp Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None No Face Value
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| Colnect codes: | Col: HU-CI 1921-01/13 |
Stamp is square format.
Also in the issue Hungary:
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
- Stamp - Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp face value None;
Stamp Franz Josef 30 years jubilee for the first stamp it reflects the thematic directions:
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