File:1890 10Pfg BERLIN SW29 Mi47.jpg

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English: Stamp of Germany, issue 1889, 10 Pfennig, cancelled BERLIN S.W. 29 on 22-4-90. Michel N°47.
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Source Own work, 2014-03-03 22:17:36
Author Jacquesverlaeken

Scan of cancelled stamps >100 years old.


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