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UIT - International Telecommunication Union |
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Federal Republic of Germany (17.05.1965) 40 Pf 27.5 * 33 mm Michel 476 |
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Kingdom of Norway (1965) 90 Øre 30 * 24 mm |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 5 Centimes 40 * 30 mm The american communications satellite SYNCOM II. |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 10 Centimes 40 * 30 mm The american balloon communications satellite Echo-2. |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 12 Centimes 40 * 30 mm An american relay communications satellite. |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 18 Centimes 40 * 30 mm Lunik 3 rounded the moon in October 1959, and returned the first photographs of its far side, which can never be seen from Earth. |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 25 Centimes 52 * 31 mm Telstar was the first active communications satellite (launched in 1962). |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 60 Centimes 40 * 30 mm |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 95 Centimes 52 * 31 mm The Great Eastern and the Alsace, two ships used for cable laying. |
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Principality of Monaco (1965) 70 Centimes 52 * 31 mm Two semaphores or optical telegraphs designed by Claude Chappe (1763-1805). |
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Soviet Union (1982) 15 K 28 * 40 mm |
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Federal Republic of Germany (03.05.1990) 100 Pf 33 * 27.5 mm Michel 1464 A stylized globe as a symbol of the international organization's world wide connections. |
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First Day Postmark |
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Republic of Kenya (1990) 1.50 Shillings 44 * 27 mm |
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