Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967

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Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek

 

Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek

 

Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek

 

Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek

 

Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek

 

Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
Centenary of Dutch Red Cross, Netherlands Stamps, 1967. Designed by Willem Adrianus van Stek
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