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Year: 1924
French stamp No. 119 overprinted ALGERIA
Merson type stamps are commonly used French stamps, designed by Luc-Olivier Merson, issued on December 4, 1900 and withdrawn from sale, depending on the values, during the 1920s. Printed in letterpress and large format (rarely used at the time), they were the first two-color stamps used in France. Printing in two passes (one pass for each color) created varieties of colors and color positions. The format and the two colors can be explained by the high face value of the Merson which was used in conjunction with the lower values of the White type and the Mouchon type.
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French stamp No. 142 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
102 years
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Stamp of France N° 140 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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French stamp No. 139 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 130c overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 130 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 158 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 110a overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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French stamp No. 109 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 108 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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Postage stamp from France Merson No. 206
Angels and Mythology
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Stamp of France N° 107 overprinted ALGERIA
Angels and Mythology
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The first Algerian stamp
Sites and landscapes
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