Stamp: Signs to order a taxi (South Africa 2010)
Signs to order a taxi (South Africa 2010)
29 January (South Africa ) within release Economy and Industry Road Transport goes into circulation Stamp Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD South African rand
| Stamp Signs to order a taxi in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi:ZA 1899 |
| WADP Numbering System - WNS: | WAD:ZA013.10 |
Stamp is vertical format.
South African Post OfficeAlso in the issue Economy and Industry Road Transport:
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
- Stamp - Signs to order a taxi face value STANDARD;
Stamp Signs to order a taxi it reflects the thematic directions:
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