Themed collection - Stamp sheets and first-day covers





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This lot of 11 philatelic sheets and first-day covers from Spain, France and Portugal dates from the late 20th century and is in very good condition, with pieces including an Albert Decaris triptych, CEE and Council of Europe covers, Picasso memorabilia and Madrid philatelic exhibition documents.
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Triptych by Albert Decaris (1963): Stunning soft-ground engravings on Vélin cuve de Rives paper (Edition No. 1285 of only 2,000).
FDC of the EEC Historical (1986): Commemorative of the entry of Spain and Portugal with trilateral official postmarks (Numbered specimen No. 0568).
Official Card of the Council of Europe (1988): Testimony of the visit of the Kings of Spain (Ultra limited: No. 165 of only 500 copies!).
Special Pablo Picasso: Includes the Guernica FDC (control number 0343235), the coveted BARNAFIL 78 album page canceled, maximum card, and commemorative leaflets on the master’s work.
Exhibition pieces: Official documents from the Madrid World Philatelic Exhibition (1975) and the I Numismatic-Philatelic Week (1980).
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Triptych by Albert Decaris (1963): Stunning soft-ground engravings on Vélin cuve de Rives paper (Edition No. 1285 of only 2,000).
FDC of the EEC Historical (1986): Commemorative of the entry of Spain and Portugal with trilateral official postmarks (Numbered specimen No. 0568).
Official Card of the Council of Europe (1988): Testimony of the visit of the Kings of Spain (Ultra limited: No. 165 of only 500 copies!).
Special Pablo Picasso: Includes the Guernica FDC (control number 0343235), the coveted BARNAFIL 78 album page canceled, maximum card, and commemorative leaflets on the master’s work.
Exhibition pieces: Official documents from the Madrid World Philatelic Exhibition (1975) and the I Numismatic-Philatelic Week (1980).
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