Stamp: Lacrosse Player (Canada 2006)
Lacrosse Player (Canada 2006)
06 July (Canada ) within release World Lacrosse Championships, London, Ontario goes into circulation Stamp Lacrosse Player face value 51 Canadian cent
| Stamp Lacrosse Player in catalogues | |
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| Stamp Number: | Sn: CA 2161i |
Stamp is horizontal format.
World Lacrosse Championships, July 13-22, 2006, London, Ontario. Single from booklet pane (Sn CA 2161a) (BK331). General Tagging along all edges of stamp. Sn: Serpentine Die Cut Horiz (11.7 Horiz). Die cut to shape from Quarterly Pack/Annual Collection.Also in the issue World Lacrosse Championships, London, Ontario:
- Booklet Pane - World Lacrosse Championships, July 13-22, 2006, London, Onta face value 8*51;
- Booklet Pane - Lacrosse Player booklet pane face value 8*51;
- Stamp - Lacrosse Player face value 51;
Stamp Lacrosse Player it reflects the thematic directions:
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