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卖家的描述
• Origin & Occasion. Issued on February 1, 1935, by Vatican City to commemorate the 1934 International Juridical Congress in Rome (CONGRESSUS IURIDICUS INTERNATIONALIS ROMAE 1934).
• Complete 6-Stamp Breakdown. Your stockbook strip holds the entire set in used condition:
• 5 Centesimi (Orange, Scott #41). Depicts the Tribonian presenting the Pandects to Emperor Justinian.
• 10 Centesimi (Violet, Scott #42). Depicts Emperor Justinian promulgating his legal code (Codex Justinianus).
• 25 Centesimi (Green, Scott #43). Depicts Pope Gregory IX receiving the Decretals.
• 75 Centesimi (Rose Red, Scott #44). Depicts Pope Gregory IX promulgating the Decretals.
• 80 Centesimi (Brown, Scott #45). Depicts Pope Gregory IX receiving the Decretals.
• 1.25 Lire (Blue, Scott #46). Depicts Pope Gregory IX promulgating the Decretals.
• Cancellations & Condition. Every stamp features authentic, neat circular Vatican City postmarks (CITTÀ DEL VATICANO), and the perforations appear clean and intact across the strip.
Estimated
• Origin & Occasion. Issued on February 1, 1935, by Vatican City to commemorate the 1934 International Juridical Congress in Rome (CONGRESSUS IURIDICUS INTERNATIONALIS ROMAE 1934).
• Complete 6-Stamp Breakdown. Your stockbook strip holds the entire set in used condition:
• 5 Centesimi (Orange, Scott #41). Depicts the Tribonian presenting the Pandects to Emperor Justinian.
• 10 Centesimi (Violet, Scott #42). Depicts Emperor Justinian promulgating his legal code (Codex Justinianus).
• 25 Centesimi (Green, Scott #43). Depicts Pope Gregory IX receiving the Decretals.
• 75 Centesimi (Rose Red, Scott #44). Depicts Pope Gregory IX promulgating the Decretals.
• 80 Centesimi (Brown, Scott #45). Depicts Pope Gregory IX receiving the Decretals.
• 1.25 Lire (Blue, Scott #46). Depicts Pope Gregory IX promulgating the Decretals.
• Cancellations & Condition. Every stamp features authentic, neat circular Vatican City postmarks (CITTÀ DEL VATICANO), and the perforations appear clean and intact across the strip.
Estimated

