FRENCH COLONY OF COTE D' IVOIRE - FREE FRANCE.
Commemorative philatelic envelope…
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FRENCH COLONY OF COTE D' IVOIRE - FREE FRANCE. Commemorative philatelic envelope "France! May 21, 1944, PRISONER'S DAY. Numbered document, illustrated with the Cross of Lorraine, the stamps installed in the shape of the V of victory, date stamp ABIDJAN May 21, 1944. Presence of nine stamps: complete aircraft series 1/5 + Camoé rapids 2 F 50 (161) & 1 F 75 (127 A).

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FRENCH COLONY OF COTE D' IVOIRE - FREE FRANCE. Commemorative philatelic envelope "France! May 21, 1944, PRISONER'S DAY. Numbered document, illustrated with the Cross of Lorraine, the stamps installed in the shape of the V of victory, date stamp ABIDJAN May 21, 1944. Presence of nine stamps: complete aircraft series 1/5 + Camoé rapids 2 F 50 (161) & 1 F 75 (127 A).

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