The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 231 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps with safety perforation of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 231.
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 271 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 271.
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 188 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 188.
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 211 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 211.
The philatelic album, created in a limited run printing of 247 pieces, reunites, in an original graphic presentation, a collectible philatelic block, equipped with two imperforated stamps (the one of the series and the one of the souvenir sheet of the issue ‘The end of World War II, 80 years on’) and a postcard. The
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 347 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of two perforated stamps of the issue, numbered from 001 to 347.
The philatelic album, issued in a limited run printing of 231 copies, reunites, in an original graphic presentation, a special imperforated souvenir sheet, a collectible philatelic block, equipped with the two imperforated stamps of the series and two postcards. The souvenir sheet and the philatelic block are numbered from 001 to 231. The icons reproduced
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 227 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 227.
The philatelic folder is created into a limited run printing of 217 pieces and is equipped with the special philatelic block of four imperforated stamps of the issue. The special philatelic block is numbered from 001 to 217.
The philatelic booklet, achieved in a limited run printing of 390 pieces contains the block of 4 perforated stamps of the issue. Each block is numbered from 001 to 390.
