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5 August 1914 No prefix Three printed sig above handwritten sig for Eingetragen Der Controllbeamte 5 mark

5 August 1914 No prefix Three printed sig above handwritten sig for Eingetragen Der Controllbeamte 5 mark

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Banque Internationale a Luxembourg (International Bank in Luxembourg)

5 August 1914 No prefix Three printed sig above handwritten sig for Eingetragen Der Controllbeamte 5 mark

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5 August 1914 No prefix Three printed sig above handwritten sig for Eingetragen Der Controllbeamte 5 mark

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Basic Information

GSID:

119040

Denomination:

5 mark

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

5 August 1914 No prefix Three printed sig above handwritten sig for Eingetragen Der Controllbeamte

Physical Characteristics

Design Details

Note Color:

Blue, green, and black

Note Dimension:

114 x 80 mm

Printer:

(Maison Emile Schroell, Luxembourg)

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