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USA 1949 Illust. FDC - 6c. Air Mail Coil Stamp - Fdi WASHINGTON, DC

GBP 2.15
ApproximatelyC $4.00
Condition:
not specified
“USA Box file - Fine condition”
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    Located in: Newcastle Emlyn, United Kingdom
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    Item specifics

    Seller Notes
    “USA Box file - Fine condition”
    Denomination
    As scan
    Year of Issue
    1941-1950
    Number
    1
    Country/Region of Origin
    United States
    Quality
    Used
    Grade
    Fine
    Topic
    Historical Events
    Cancellation Type
    First Day of Issue

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    Lambourne Seven

    100% positive feedback•17K items sold

    Joined Sep 2006
    Usually responds within 24 hours
    Lots of first day covers, stamps and other philatelic items and a good range of model toys, decorative ceramics and other collectables.Always striving to provide interesting items at competitive ...
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    5.0
    Reasonable shipping cost
    4.9
    Shipping speed
    5.0
    Communication
    5.0

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      • s***e (2456)- Feedback left by buyer.
        Past 6 months
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        .................................................................Hello again Cynthia................................................................................just a quick line to let you know....................................................................thw WONDERFUL 5cent coil stamp has arrived .on time, well packaged as usual and nearly as described [its a 5 not a 6 cent] but it was that that that i wanted so im a happy bunny...cheers,IAN
        Reply from: lambourne7- Feedback replied to by seller lambourne7.- Feedback replied to by seller lambourne7.
        OOPS ! Sorry about the typo. Must have have been wearing the wrong glasses. Glad you are happy.
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