Stamp: Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag (Vietcong, National Liberation Front 1963)
Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag (Vietcong, National Liberation Front 1963)
05 October (Vietcong, National Liberation Front ) within release 3rd Anniversary of the NLF (II) goes into circulation Stamp Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag face value 10 Vietnamese xu
| Stamp Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag in catalogues | |
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| Michel: | Mi:5 |
Stamp is square format.
Also in the issue 3rd Anniversary of the NLF (II):
- Stamp - Occupation of a 'strategic village' face value 10;
- Stamp - Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag face value 10;
Stamp Battle of Ap Bac: machine gunners in fromt of flag it reflects the thematic directions:
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