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POLAND WW2 WARSAW GHETTO Card *JUDENRAT WARSCHAU* Cachet 1941 Zurich JEW MC248

£155.00

POLAND WW2 GERMANY OCCUPATION Stationery Card *JUDENRAT WARSCHAU* Warsaw Ghetto Jew 1941 Zurich JUDAICA JMC248 MAMLOK FAMILY CORESPONDENCE 
SUPERB CLEAR STRIKE of the scarce petite JUDENRAT WARSCHAU handstamp. Very Fine for an item of this type & period. Please look at all the scans to help form your own opinion (WAF).

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In stock

Block Height

1 Stamp

Grade

F (Fine)

Certification

Uncertified

Colour

Multi-Coloured

Brand

PTS

Block Width

1 Stamp

Year of Issue

1941-1950

Type

Cover

Number

1

Country/Region of Origin

Poland

Quality

Used

Currency

Decimal

Topic

Royalty

Cancellation Type

Handstamped

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