Stamp: Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms (Luxembourg 1945)
Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms (Luxembourg 1945)
01 March (Luxembourg ) within release Liberation: Homage to the Allied Nations goes into circulation Stamp Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms face value 0.60+1.40 Luxembourgish franc
| Stamp Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: LU 343U |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Also in the issue Liberation: Homage to the Allied Nations:
- Stamp - "Britannia" between Arms of U.K. and Arms of Luxembourg face value 2.50+3.50;
- Stamp - Eagle between Arms of U.S.A. and Arms of Luxembourg face value 4.20+4.80;
- Stamp - Man killing Snake between Arms of Russia and Arms of Luxemb. face value 1.20+1.80;
- Stamp - Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms face value 0.60+1.40;
Stamp Ship Symbol of Paris between Cross of Lorraine and Arms it reflects the thematic directions:
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