Stamp: Dennis Fire Engine (1920) (South Africa 2015)
Dennis Fire Engine (1920) (South Africa 2015)
04 May (South Africa ) within release International Day of Firefighters goes into circulation Stamp Dennis Fire Engine (1920) face value Standard No Face Value
| Stamp Dennis Fire Engine (1920) in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: ZA 2376 |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Value at the time of issue: 3,30 RandsAlso in the issue International Day of Firefighters:
- Stamp - Water Rescue face value Standard;
- Stamp - Vehicle Accident Rescue face value Standard;
- Stamp - Firefighter in a Fire Emergency Situation face value Standard;
- Stamp - Firefighters Carrying a Stretcher face value Standard;
- Stamp - Dennis Fire Engine (1920) face value Standard;
- Stamp - Mountain Rescue face value Standard;
- Stamp - Public Education face value Standard;
- Stamp - Turntable Ladder Fire Engine face value Standard;
- Mini Sheet - Firefighters in Action face value 8*Standard;
Stamp Dennis Fire Engine (1920) it reflects the thematic directions:
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