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Rhodesia BOER WAR Card *ANTI-BRITISH PROPAGANDA* Kimberley MOUSE Cronje CAT XV9

£45.00

Netherlands BOER WAR PROPAGANDA Postcard *GRUSS AUS KIMBERLEY* Unused {samwells}XV9
VERY SCARCE FULL COLOUR *CAT & MOUSE* PROPAGANDA POSTCARD of Dutch origin. 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

Block Width

1 Stamp

Brand

PTS

Year of Issue

1891-1900

Type

Postcard

Number

1

Quality

Unused

Currency

Decimal

Region

Netherlands

Country/Region of Manufacture

Netherlands

Topic

Cats

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"Thanks again for great customer service. Always a joy to buy from Samwells."

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"Great item and the usual superfast service. Many thanks."

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"I highly recommend Samwells Ltd. Their stamps and covers always arrive on time and in excellent condition. They are always well packaged as well."

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"Smashing stamp, thanks!!"

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"clean clear cover and cancels, well packaged, fast return"

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