File:Naves-FR-19-paleo cachet postal-a1.jpg

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Français : Cachet postal de la poste de Naves (Corrèze, France) en 1946 — Le timbre est un Cérès lilas de Mazelin (1F50).
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Source Une carte postale circulée
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