File:LIY 1985 MiNr1494 mt B002.jpg

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Stamp of Libya ("Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya"); 1985; commemorative stamp to the "World Children's Day 1985"; stamp motive to the topic children drawings with soccer scenes; stamp motive with a depiction of the UN-emblem for the "International Year of Child, 1979" and a flag with the Olympic rings as (right) part of a 5-stamps-se-tenant (Michel No. 1491-1495); stamp postmarked
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The UN Children's Day of the year 1985 was sunday, the 02nd June 1985.
Stamp: Michel: No. 1494; Yvert & Tellier: No. 1498; Scott: No. 1250d
Color: multicolored
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 20 (Dirhams)
Postage validity: from 21 March 1985 until ?

Stamp picture size (printed area of a single stamp): 36.5.0 x 26.0 mm
Date (first issue day of the stamp)
Source scan of Original
Author Post of Libya
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Public domain This work was first published on the Libya and is now in the public domain because its copyright protection has expired by virtue of the Copyright Protection Law, enacted 1968. The work meets one of the following criteria:
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  • It is a work created by a legal public or private entity and 30 years have passed since the year the work was created
  • It is another type of work and than 25 years have elapsed since the the year of death of the author (or last-surviving author) and fifty years have elapsed since the year of publication.
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  • The 3-stamps-se-tenant (as (right) part of a 5-stamps se-tenant), Michel No. 1493-95
    The 3-stamps-se-tenant (as (right) part of a 5-stamps se-tenant), Michel No. 1493-95
Picture description Children drawing to the topic "Soccer"
First day of issue
Publisher Post of Libya
Design Unknown authorUnknown author
Printer ?
Printing technique Offset printing
Circulation ?
Perforation Comb perforation, K 12
MICHEL Nr. Libyen, Nr. 1494
SCOTT Nr. Libya, No. 1250d

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