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HAITI -1965 200th Anniv. of Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption - USED SET.

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Located in: PERTH, Western Australia, Australia
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“HAITI -1965 The 200th Anniversary of Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, Port-au-Prince - ...
Year of Issue
1961-1970
Quality
Used
Region of Origin
Caribbean

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LINDSAYS STAMPS

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SELLER OF WORLDWIDE POSTAGE STAMPS, PAPER MONEY(BANKNOTES) AND OTHER COLLECTABLES.
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