Reaper, triangular punching (Hungary 1922)
01 January (Hungary )
within release Postage Due
goes into circulation Stamp Reaper, triangular punching face value 25 Hungarian korona
Stamp Reaper, triangular punching in catalogues |
Michel:
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Mi:HU P76L
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Stamp is vertical format.
With security triangular punching in the middle of the stamp
Also in the issue Postage Due:
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 2½;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 2½;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 3;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 9;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 9;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 12;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 12;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 6;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 6;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 15;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 15;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 25;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 25;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 30;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 30;
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Stamp -
Reaper, red overprint with new value
face value 50;
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Stamp -
Reaper, triangular punching
face value 50;
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Stamp -
Inscription Magyar Kir Posta, red cipher
face value 2;
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Stamp -
Postage Due, triangular punching
face value 2;
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Stamp -
Inscription Magyar Kir Posta, red cipher
face value 5;
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Stamp -
Postage Due, triangular punching
face value 5;
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Stamp -
Inscription Magyar Kir Posta, red cipher
face value 50;
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Stamp -
Postage Due, triangular punching
face value 50;
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Stamp Reaper, triangular punching in digits
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Country: |
Hungary |
Date: |
1922-01-01 |
Print: |
Typography |
Size: |
21.5 x 24.5 |
Perforation: |
15 |
Emission: |
Postage Due |
Format: |
Stamp |
Face Value: |
25 Hungarian korona
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Stamp Reaper, triangular punching it reflects the thematic directions:
Agriculture is the cultivation and breeding of animals, plants and fungi for food, fiber, biofuel, medicinal plants and other products used to sustain and enhance human life.[1] Agriculture was the key development in the rise of sedentary human civilization, whereby farming of domesticated species created food surpluses that nurtured the development of civilization. The study of agriculture is known as agricultural science. The history of agriculture dates back thousands of years, and its development has been driven and defined by greatly different climates, cultures, and technologies. Industrial agriculture based on large-scale monoculture farming has become the dominant agricultural methodology.