Stamp: Building a stadium in Port-au-Prince (Haiti 1939)

Building a stadium in Port-au-Prince (Haiti 1939)

03 October (Haiti ) within release Building a stadium in Port-au-Prince goes into circulation Stamp Building a stadium in Port-au-Prince face value 1.25+0.60 Haitian gourde

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Michel: Mi:HT 281

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Country: Haiti
Date: 1939-10-03
Print: Recess
Perforation: 12
Emission: Air Mail
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 1.25+0.60 Haitian gourde
Print run: 6296

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