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Indochina, Digit Design, 1943, Michel Nr. P75-83; Nine values in nominals of 1C, 2C, 3C, 4C, 6C, 10C, 12C, 20C and 30C were issued in perforation 11.5-12 on various dates as follows:

July 15th, 1943: 2C and 3C

August 26th, 1943: 6C, 10C, 12C, 20C and 30C

June 10th, 1944: 1C and 4C

Here is the mint set in blocks of four.

Here is the set featuring First Day Cancels.

Interesting sheet featuring more than two complete sets of the postage due stamps cancelled with the rare octagonal Hanoi A cancel in February of 1945.

Registration Nr. 090700

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