Stamp: Prisoner of war going home (Hungary 1947)
Prisoner of war going home (Hungary 1947)
16 May (Hungary ) within release Public Welfare goes into circulation Stamp Prisoner of war going home face value 60+50 Hungarian fillér
| Stamp Prisoner of war going home in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Philatelia Hungarica Catalog: | PHu: HU 1030/B2 |
Stamp is vertical format.
Also in the issue Public Welfare:
- Stamp - Prisoner of war going home face value 60+50;
- Stamp - Nurse and child face value 20+50;
- Stamp - Physician examining X-ray picture face value 12+50;
- Stamp - Physician with syringe face value 8+50;
- Stamp - Prisoner of war going home face value 60+50;
- Stamp - Prisoner of war going home face value 60+50;
Stamp Prisoner of war going home it reflects the thematic directions:
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