Tete-Beche: 100 Years Finnish Stamps, FINLANDIA '56 (1st Finnish Stamp) (Finland 1956)
100 Years Finnish Stamps, FINLANDIA '56 (1st Finnish Stamp) (Finland 1956)
07 July (Finland ) within release 100 Years Finnish Stamps, FINLANDIA '56 (1st Finnish Stamp) goes into circulation Tete-Beche 100 Years Finnish Stamps, FINLANDIA '56 (1st Finnish Stamp) face value 2*30 Finnish markka
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| Michel: | Mi: FI 457K |
Tete-Beche is vertical format.
Tete-Beche 100 Years Finnish Stamps, FINLANDIA '56 (1st Finnish Stamp) it reflects the thematic directions:
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