This is an unused postage stamp from colonial German Cameroon……
CAMEROON COLONIAL – STAMP
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This is an unused postage stamp from colonial German Cameroon……
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This is an unused postage stamp from colonial German Cameroon. The stamp sports a vivid color likeness of Kaiser Wilhelm II’s royal yacht, the S.M.Y. Hohenzollern. The original glue is in place on the three pfennig stamps’ reverse. It is a very rare and difficult-to-find stamp, as the German colony in West Africa’s Cameroon (Kamerun) was quite small. It existed from 1884 into 1916.
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