Stamp: The second edition of Berlin (Lithuania 1919)
The second edition of Berlin (Lithuania 1919)
20 March (Lithuania ) within release The second edition of Berlin goes into circulation Stamp The second edition of Berlin face value 75 Lithuanian groat
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| Michel: | Mi:LT 36 |
| Stamp Number: | Sn:LT 36 |
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Printed in H. S. Herman printing house (Berlin)). Sheet 100 (10x10). Lithography (two plates). Watermarks Semicircle (scales). Horizontal semicircle up or down, except for 50 and 75 skatikų with a semicircular vertical curved to the left or right. Artists: Kazys Šimonis and Tadas Daugirdas Variations: A Inperforated B Shifted the red center C Double red center, inperforated D Inperforated right edge E Partially destroyed the ""E"" in the word ""Lietuvos"" (100 pos.) F Right edge perforated twiceAlso in the issue The second edition of Berlin:
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