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This is a single postage stamp from Liberia. It shows an early airship from 1908, with a U.S. flag on it. It is hand canceled in the margin. It is a very colorful stamp.
LIBERIA – STAMP – EARLY AIRSHIP
SKU: 21-189$10.00
This is a single postage stamp from Liberia. It shows an early airship from 1908, with a U.S. flag on it. It is hand canceled in the margin. It is a very colorful stamp.
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This is a single postage stamp from Liberia. It shows an early airship from 1908, with a U.S. flag on it. It is hand canceled in the margin. It is a very colorful stamp.
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