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Booklet
A unit of one or more small panes or blocks (known as booklet panes) glued, stitched or stapled together between thin card covers to form a convenient unit for mailers to purchase and carry. The first officially issued booklet was produced by Luxembourg in 1895.
Today in Philatelic History - 15th April
April 15, 1980
Keshub Chunder Sen (1838-1884) Commemoration
April 15, 1974
Indian Masks Series
April 15, 1974
Ravana
April 15, 1974
Narsimha
April 15, 1974
Moon
April 15, 1974
Sun
April 15, 1965
Abraham Lincoln 1809-1865
April 15, 1959
Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy Bart 1783-1859
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