I.G.Myasoyedov (E.Zotov) "Zilum", 1945 (Russia 2013)

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Stamp I.G.Myasoyedov (E.Zotov) "Zilum", 1945 in digits
Country:	Russia
Date:	2013-09-02
Print:	Offset and Lithography
Size:	50 x 37
Perforation:	comb 12 x 11½
Emission:	Commemorative
Format:	Stamp
Face Value:	15 Russian ruble
Print run:	300000

Stamp I.G.Myasoyedov (E.Zotov) "Zilum", 1945 it reflects the thematic directions:

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