Stamp: J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 (Yemen, Arab Republic 1968)

J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 (Yemen, Arab Republic 1968)

22 December (Yemen, Arab Republic ) within release Coat of arms of the venues of the Olympic Summer Games goes into circulation Stamp J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 face value ½ Yemeni buqsha

Stamp J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 in catalogues
Michel: Mi: YE-AR 834

Stamp is horizontal format.

With overprint for Olympic Medal winner

Also in the issue Coat of arms of the venues of the Olympic Summer Games:

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Stamp J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 in digits
Country: Yemen, Arab Republic
Date: 1968-12-22
Print: Offset lithography
Size: 90 x 35
Perforation: 13½
Emission: Commemorative
Format: Stamp
Face Value: ½ Yemeni buqsha

Stamp J.Owens - USA - 100m. 200m. Long Jump 1936 it reflects the thematic directions:

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