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British Philatelist, The
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June 1935; Vol: 28/4
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Jun 1935
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Vol 28/4
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Article Lundy Island at STOCKHOLMIA 2019 PaperChrister Brunström
Article One of the largest postal documents known both in size and in rate: Equivalent to about 13,000 1st weight-class letters Paper 
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