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South Vietnam, 25. Anniversary of the General Declaration of Human Rights, December 20th, 1973, Michel Nr. SVN 540-541; Two stamps in nominals of 15D and 100D were issued in perforation 12.5:12.

Here is the mint set.

Enpreuves de Luxe; printed on cardboard paper.

Single franking of the 100D value on an international air mail letter sent from Saigon to Hong Kong in February of 1975.

Mixed franking of the 100D 25. Anniversary of the General Declaration of Human Rights stamp together with two 30D Craft stamps paying an overall postage of 160D on an international air mail letter in February of 1974.

Mixed franking of the 1D Interpol value in a block of four together with stamps from the National Development, Human Rights and Harvest sets paying an overall postage of 115D on an international air mail letter sent in May of 1974 from Saigon to Switzerland. The 1D value is very hard to find on postally used cover.

Mixed franking of the 100D Hung Vu’ong stamp plus stamps from the Human Rights and Day of the Farmer sets paying an overall postage of 390D on an ingterbnrtional registered air mail letter sent in June of 1974 from Saigon to France.

Mixed franking of the Human Rights set together with stamps from the Year of the Buffalo, Sights, Farmer Day, Orchids and Wounded Soldiers sets paying an overall postage of 730D on a rare international registered express air mail letter sent from Can Tho to West Germany in December of 1974. Red Post Office Fulda arrival cancel. Circular Fulda arrival cancel on the reverse.

Registration Nr. 201330

 

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