Stamp: Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) (Finland 1917)
Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) (Finland 1917)
24 November (Finland ) within release Definitive series II. Lion type, different designs m/30 goes into circulation Stamp Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) face value 1 Finnish markka
| Stamp Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi:FI 86 |
| Facit: | Fac:FI 73 |
Stamp is square format.
Heraldic lion inside the oval. Face value at bottom both sides. Facit numbers, differences in frametypes: FI 73 I: Letters and digits narrow with unsharp lines. Small, edged ""eye"" in ""A" wavy lines broken. FI 73 II: Letters and digits wide with thin lines. Small, rounded ""eye"" in ""A"", wavy lines broken. FI 73 III: Letters and digits narrower than in type 73 II with sharp, wide lines. Large, edged ""eye"" in ""A"", shading of wavy lines distinct."Also in the issue Definitive series II. Lion type, different designs m/30:
- Stamp - Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 face value 50;
- Stamp - Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) face value 1;
Stamp Definitive series I: Lion type m/17 (dull carmine) it reflects the thematic directions:
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