File:Saigon to Luxembourg envelope - French Indo-China (1937) mondial-postzegelveiling-deventer 01.jpg

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An envelope sent from Saigon, French Cochinchina to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in the (Gregorian) year 1937.

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English: An envelope sent from Saigon, French Cochinchina to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in the (Gregorian) year 1937.
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INDOCHINE 1937 SAIGON - REG COVER TO LUXEMBOURG -RARE DESTINATION --F/VF mondial-postzegelveiling-deventer (39733) 99.9% positive feedback $89.00+ $3.00 Shipping Est. Delivery Wed, Oct 19 - Tue, Nov 1 Returns accepted Ships from Netherlands.

Author The Government-General of French Indo-China.

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