Stamp: Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra (Thailand 1957)
Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra (Thailand 1957)
13 May (Thailand ) within release 2,500 Years Buddha goes into circulation Stamp Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra face value 20 Thai satang
| Stamp Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi:TH 334 |
Stamp is square format.
Also in the issue 2,500 Years Buddha:
- Stamp - Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) & Stupa of Phra Keo monastery face value 2;
- Stamp - Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra face value 20;
Stamp Wheel of Dharma (knowledge) and Teaching mudra it reflects the thematic directions:
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