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English: Colombia, Granadine Confederation 1859, 20c Blue, Tete-Beche. Stone A, Positions 1-4, 12-15, block of eight with top left corner sheet margins, containing the inverted transfer, Position 13, forming a tete-beche multiple with adjoining stamps. One of five recorded Tete-beche multiples of the 20 centavos and the smaller of two blocks containing the inverted transfer.
Русский: Клише A, позиции 1-4, 12-15, блок из восьми марок с верхними левыми угловыми полями листа, включает инвертированную марку, позиция 13, которая образует тет-беш с соседними марками.
  • Catalogue: Sc. 6b
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Source Robert A Siegel auction, Sale Number 957, The Islander Collection of South America.
Author Colombian government

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