Ernie Pyle (United States of America 1971)

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Stamp Ernie Pyle in digits
Country:	United States of America
Date:	1971-05-07
Paper:	Untagged
Print:	Recess
Perforation:	11 x 10½
Emission:	Precancelled
Format:	Stamp
Face Value:	16 United States cent

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