01 January (Ionian Islands, Italian Occ. ) within release Greek history ovptd "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO ANNO XIX°" goes into circulation Stamp God Helios, ovptd "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO" face value 1 Greek lepton
Stamp God Helios, ovptd "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO" in catalogues | |
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Colnect codes: | Col: IT-PX 1943-07 |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Types of Greece of 1937 overprinted on the front in different colors "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO ANNO XIX°" and on the reverse "THE AXIS VICTORY IS THE VICTORY OF EUROPE" (in Italian or in Greek) always with different colors.Also in the issue Greek history ovptd "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO ANNO XIX°":
Stamp God Helios, ovptd "ISOLA ITALIANA DI PAXO" it reflects the thematic directions:
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