File:ROM 1976 MiNr3358 pm B002.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionROM 1976 MiNr3358 pm B002.jpg |
Stamp of Romania; 1976; commemorative stamp of the issue "Daco-Roman archaeological findings"; stamp motive with parts of a Roman inscribed tablet, found in Tibiscum (Roman military camp as part of the frontier fortification buildings of the "Limes dacicus"; Tibiscum was a 27 hectare areal with a "castrum" as central building (built probably in the 2nd century A.D. or earlier) and is located in the contemporary district of Caras-Severin, Romania.); stamp postmarked |
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Date | (first issue day of the stamp) | ||||
Source | scan of original | ||||
Author | "Posta Romana" | ||||
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Picture description | Parts of a Roman tablet from Tibiscum |
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First day of issue | |
Publisher | "Posta Romana" |
Design | Aida Tasgian (Aida Tasgian-Constantinescu) (1936-2014) |
Printer | "Fabrica de Timbre", Bucharest |
Printing technique | Photogravure |
Circulation | 250,000 |
Perforation | Comb perforation, K 13¼ |
MICHEL Nr. | Rumänien, Nr. 3358 |
SCOTT Nr. | Romania, No. 2636 |
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