Flowering Plants

Unified Vietnam, Flowering Plants, June 5th, 2002, Michel Nr. 3237-3243; Seven stamps in nominals of 600D, 800D, 1,000D, 2,000D, 3,000D, 5,000D and 9,000D were issued in perforation 13.25 and imperforate.

Here is the mint perforated set in matching top sheet margins

Here is the mint imperforate set in matching top sheet margins

Mint perforated set in horizontal pairs

and here the mint imperforate set in horizontal pairs

Official First Day Covers of the perforated set

Maximum Cards of the perforated set

Mixed franking of the 1,500D Poisonous Mushroom stamp together with stamps from the Olympic Summer Games, Bonsai and Flowering Plant sets paying an overall postage of 14,000D n an international air mail letter sent from Quan 3 to France in March of 2003.

Mixed franking of the perforated Flowering Plant set together with stamps from the Costumes of Tuong Opera , Coastal Landscapes, Song Birds (Perf. 13.0) and Mushroom sets paying an overall postage of 39,600D on a registered international air mail letter sent fromBan Co to Klewitz in July of 2002. Incoming German registration receipt on the reverse.

Multiple franking of the 5,000D Flowering Plant stamps (6) paying an overall postage of 30,000D on a n international air mail letter sent from Quan 4 to Klewitz in July of 2002.

Mixed franking of the imperforate Flowering Plant set together with stamps from the 60 Years Pioneer Organization, Cacti (Imperforate), Diesel Locomotives (some Imperforate), Saola Antelope (imperforate) and Cat Tien National Park sets paying an overall postage of 33,800D on a registered international air mail letter sent fromBan Co to Klewitz in July of 2002. Incoming German registration receipt on the reverse.

Mixed franking of the 50 Years National Film Authority stamps featuring two Tête-bêche pairs together with stamps from the Tuong Opera (Tête-bêche Pair), Bridges, 200. Death Anniversary of Qui Thi Xuan, International Stamp Exhibition STOCKHOLMIA (imperforate) and Flowering Plants (imperforate) paying an overall postage of 48,520D (including the red free frank for 10,700D) on a registered international air mail letter sent from Saigon to Klewitz. Imperforate stamps on postally used letters are very hard to find. Incoming German registration receipt on the reverse.