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Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983

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This stamp design, was produce to commemorate the Closer Economic Relationship with Australia. The stamp was designed by G Emery and printed by Cambec Press and the same stamp design was issued in both Australia and New Zealand.

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  • Format: First Day Cover
  • Designer/s: Garry Emery
  • Year: 1983
  • Client/Publisher: Australian Post Office

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Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
Close Relationship Agreement New Zealand, Australia FDC, 1983
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