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Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, 1991: U.S., U.N., British Commonwealth
Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, 1991: U.S., U.N., British Commonwealth

By Richard L. Sine, Scott Pub Co, James E. Kloetzel, Sine, Richard L., Kloetzel, James E.

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v. 1. United States and affiliated territories, United Nations, Canada, Great Britain & the Commonwealth -- v. 2. European countries and colonies, independent nations of Africa, Asia, Latin America...

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