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English: The Tales of Heiji scrolls. Japanese stamp.
Français : Timbre représentant un détail du rouleau illustré du Dit du Heiji.
Date 2 September 1968 (original 13th century)
Source http://www.infosights.com/okumura/stamps/treasurx.html
Author Stamp of Japan Post.

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