Stamp: Revolution Through 40 Years (Libya 2010)

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  4. The 40th Anniversary of the Al-Fateh Revolution
  5. Revolution Through 40 Years

Revolution Through 40 Years (Libya 2010)

23 August (Libya ) within release The 40th Anniversary of the Al-Fateh Revolution goes into circulation Stamp Revolution Through 40 Years face value 40 Libyan dirham

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Country: Libya
Date: 2010-08-23
Print: Offset lithography and Screen printing
Size: 33 x 46
Perforation: 10½
Emission: Commemorative
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 40 Libyan dirham

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