Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano (Angola 1999)
23 September (Angola )
within release World Ships
goes into circulation Stamp Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano face value 950,000 Angolan kwanza
Stamp Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano in catalogues |
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Mi: AO 1386
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Stamp is horizontal format.
Also in the issue World Ships:
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Stamp -
The First Extensive Turbine Engine Boat, Great Britain, 1906
face value 950,000;
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Se-tenant -
World Ships
face value 2*950000;
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Stamp -
Schooner 1892 - Fram
face value 950,000;
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Se-tenant -
World Ships
face value 2*950000;
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Stamp -
Nuclear Cruiser, 1959, USA - Long Beach
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
The First Boat for Heavy Weapons, Italy, 1876 - Dandalo
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Armed Cruiser, 1942, USA - Boston
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Germany, 1939 - Bismarck
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Egyptian Boat 1300 BC
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
The Famous Armored Boat, France, 1859 - Gloire
face value 950,000;
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Mini Sheet -
World Ships
face value 8*950000;
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Stamp -
World Ships
face value 2*950000;
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Stamp -
Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano
face value 950,000;
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Boat 1933 - Tovaristsch
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
The Called Central Battery Boat, France, 1868 - L'Ócean
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Beagle 1830 Boat
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Light Cruiser, USA, 1946 - Cleveland
face value 950,000;
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Stamp -
Steam Yacht 1852 - North Star
face value 950,000;
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Mini Sheet -
World Ships
face value 8*950000;
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Stamp -
Flemish Carrack 1480
face value 950,000;
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Stamp Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano in digits
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Country: |
Angola |
Date: |
1999-09-23 |
Print: |
Offset lithography |
Size: |
40 x 30 |
Perforation: |
comb 14¼ |
Emission: |
Commemorative |
Format: |
Stamp |
Face Value: |
950,000 Angolan kwanza
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Stamp Schooner 1927 - Juan Sebastian de Elcano it reflects the thematic directions:
A ship is a large watercraft that travels the world's oceans and other sufficiently deep waterways, carrying passengers or goods, or in support of specialized missions, such as defense, research and fishing. Historically, a "ship" was a sailing vessel with at least three square-rigged masts and a full bowsprit. Ships are generally distinguished from boats, based on size, shape and load capacity.