A-Z has got harder the nearer we have got to 'Z', it seems that I was in my youth when we started - now I need some support for 'Y'
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USA - 1 May 1968 |
A country that has seen turbulent times is -
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Yugoslavia - 1 April 1959 |
This stamp depicting the Jablanica Dam is from a series of stamps of dams along with an architectural theme which also included in 1961 -
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Ckonje, Macedonia |
The Republic of Macedonia declared its independence from Yugoslavia in 1991. The river may be the Vivar but I have still to verify that.
6 comments:
oh, Skopje, my hometown :D The river's name is Vardar :)))
Yugoslavia is a winner today!
Nice stamps, the youth stamp as well as the Yugoslavian ones. I didn't know that in Yugoslavia the cyrillic alphabet was used.
I've just received a card with a dam stamp on it from Germany so nice to see gushing water also from Yugoslavia.
Very interesting to see the Cyrillic letters on the Yugoslavian stamps. I wonder if they still use that now?
Not just stamps, but world history!
Nice ones Bob...
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