How to detect damaged, altered, and repaired stamps / by Paul W. Schmid.
By: Schmid, Paul W
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TextPublisher: Huntington, N.Y. : Palm Press, c1979Subject(s): Postage stamps -- United States | Detect damaged, altered and repaired stamps -- United StatesDDC classification: 769.56/2/0973
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