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Stamp of Spain; 1931; commemorative stamp of the series "Famous Personalities"; backside of this stamp with a blue control number (of the printery); obverse: an unknown portrait of Nicolas Salmeron (full name: "Nicolás Salmerón y Alonso"), 3rd President of the Executive of the First Spanish Republic ("Republica Espagnola") Jul - Sep 1873; stamp postmarked and with blue control number of the printery on the backside
Stamp Michel No. 620AI; Yvert & Tellier: No. 501A; Scott: No. 518; AFA: No. 675
Color: dark grey green
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 15 CTS (Centimos)

Stamp size (printed area of a single stamp without signature line): 19.0 x 22.5 mm
Date from 1 January 1931
date QS:P,+1931-01-01T00:00:00Z/7,P580,+1931-01-01T00:00:00Z/11
Source scan of original
Author "Postal Service of Spain" ("Correos")
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This work is in the public domain according to Spanish Royal Act 1/1996, on April 12, about Intellectual Property, article 13,
Legal or regulatory provisions and the drafts thereof, judgements of jurisdictional bodies and acts, resolutions, discussions and rulings of public bodies, and official translations of all such texts, shall not be subject of "intellectual property"

That means that laws, resolutions and so, from the governments, parliaments and other public and official administrations of Spain, its autonomous communities and other public entities, are not eligible for copyright protection.

As an edict of a government, it is also in the public domain in the United States.
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Other versions
  • The obverse of this stamp
    The obverse of this stamp
  • Portrait of Nicolas Salmeron in 1879 by Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz (1819-1894)
    Portrait of Nicolas Salmeron in 1879 by Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz (1819-1894)
  • Nicolas Salmeron in 1908 at an engraving by Manuel Compañy (1858-1909)
    Nicolas Salmeron in 1908 at an engraving by Manuel Compañy (1858-1909)
  • Nicolas Salmeron death on 20 September 1908 in Pau, villa les Elfs (France) (...not "1909")
    Nicolas Salmeron death on in Pau, villa les Elfs (France) (...not "1909")
  • Statue for Nicolas Salmeron in Pau (France) (his death location)
    Statue for Nicolas Salmeron in Pau (France) (his death location)
Picture description Portait of Nicaolas Salmeron in 1908
First day of issue
Publisher "Postal Service of Spain" ("Correos")
Design Pedro Pascual Escribano (1921-?) (design) (leave later Spain and was a great representant of the "Abstract Expressionism" in the 1950s),

José Louis López Sánchez-Toda (1902-1975) (engraving)

Printer "Fábrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre" (FNMT), Madrid (since 1893)
Printing technique Recess printing
Circulation 1,250,000
Perforation Roulette perforation, R 11½
MICHEL Nr. Spanien (ES), Nr. 620AI
SCOTT Nr. Spain (ES), No. 518

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