File:Stamp of Peru - 1951 - Colnect 386548 - Reserva Park Lima.jpeg

Description

English: Printed by Institute de Gravure de Paris. · Previously unissued stamp, overprinted in red "U.P.U. 1874-1949". · BU A88. · Varieties: · a) inverted overprint · b) overprint omitted

Expiry date

1975-06-22

Format

Stamp

Themes

Aircraft · Airports · Anniversaries_and_Jubilees · Aviation · Landscapes · Organizations · Postal_Unions · U.P.U.

Emission

Air_Post

Issued on

1951-04-02

Size

52 x 35 mm

Print run

1,000,000

Series

75th_Anniversary_of_Universal_Postal_Union_(U.P.U.)

Perforation

12

Paper

phosphorescent

Colors

Blue_green

Score

50% Accuracy: Medium

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Philatelic_Product:_Red_Cross_(Yugoslavia)

Similar

Great_Mosque_-_Overprinted

Printing

Recess

Face value

5 Peruvian centavo

Gum

Ordinary

Watermark

None

Catalog codes

Michel PE 483 · Stamp Number PE C94 · Yvert et Tellier PE PA87 · Stanley Gibbons PE 745

Date

1951

Source

https://colnect.com/en/stamps/stamp/386548-Reserva_Park_Lima-75th_Anniversary_of_Universal_Postal_Union_UPU-Peru

Author

Post of Peru

Permission
(Reusing this file)

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It is a work created and/or assigned to the Peruvian State and published before December 31, 1970. It was protected for 25 years and then immediately assigned to the public domain. In the case of official documents of the Executive Branch, Legislative Branch and Judicial Branch, it extends to May 23, 1996.
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Warning: The Peruvian copyright law of 23 April 1996 repealed law 13714, and in its transitory provisions it indicates that only "[the works still] protected in accordance with the previous law, will enjoy the most extensive terms of protection recognized in this Law" and denies retroactive effect.
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