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国家: 日本

大小: 21 x 26 毫米

版式: 邮票

发行方式: 常用

货币名称: 日本分

面值: 30

颜色: 钝紫色

主题: 建筑 | 寺庙 | 建筑物 | 塔

每次销售的最大项目数: 100

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Horyu Temple Pagoda - Ikaruga, Nara Prefecture

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专题:: Regular Series: New Showa - 1st Issue (1946-1947)
目录编号:: CopyWrong
发行日期：:: from colnect.com
水印:: 波浪线曲线型1 [Up]
齿孔:: 无齿
印刷:: 胶版印刷
背胶:: 发行时不含胶
评分:: 22% 准确度: 非常高
说明:: Use of the Imperial Chrysanthemum Crest Abolished and Designs With a Wartime Theme Prohibited
After the end of the war in 1945, Japan's establishments began to embrace democracy and peace. In 1947 the Allied Forces general headquarters abolished the twenty-five types of stamps with militaristic designs and which were still in use at the time. A competition for a design appropriate for the new post-war era of peace was held. A stamp with the winning design was issued as part of a new group which became known as the 'New-Showa stamps.'
At this time, the characters for "Japanese Empire Post" were replaced by the characters for "Japan Post" and in 1948, use of the imperial chrysanthemum crest on stamps was abolished. From this time on, the characters appearing on the stamp were arranged in order from left to right, opposite to the previous order of the characters.
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专题:: Regular Series: New Showa - 1st Issue (1946-1947)
目录编号:: Mi:JP 352E, Sg:JP 427d, Yt:Unlisted
发行日期：:: iInfringe
水印:: 波浪线曲线型1 [Up]
齿孔:: 13 x 12
印刷:: 胶版印刷
背胶:: 普通胶
评分:: 92% 准确度: 低
说明:: Inscription "Japan Post" from right to left
Michel says perforation is Line 13 all sides, Gibbons says perforation is Line 13 x Line 12
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专题:: Regular Series: New Showa - 1st Issue (1946-1947)
目录编号:: Mi:JP 360, Sn:JP 374, Yt:JP 365, Sg:JP 435, Sak:JP 294
发行日期：:: 1946-08-10
水印:: 无水印
齿孔:: 点线齿
印刷:: 胶版印刷
背胶:: 发行时不含胶
发行数量:: 1,634,200,000
评分:: 57% 准确度: 高
说明:: Use of the Imperial Chrysanthemum Crest Abolished and Designs With a Wartime Theme Prohibited
After the end of the war in 1945, Japan's establishments began to embrace democracy and peace. In 1947 the Allied Forces general headquarters abolished the twenty-five types of stamps with militaristic designs and which were still in use at the time. A competition for a design appropriate for the new post-war era of peace was held. A stamp with the winning design was issued as part of a new group which became known as the 'New-Showa stamps.'
At this time, the characters for "Japanese Empire Post" were replaced by the characters for "Japan Post" and in 1948, use of the imperial chrysanthemum crest on stamps was abolished. From this time on, the characters appearing on the stamp were arranged in order from left to right, opposite to the previous order of the characters.
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专题:: Regular Series: New Showa - 2nd Issue (1946-1948)
目录编号:: CopyWrong
发行日期：:: 1947-02-12
水印:: 波浪线曲线型1 [Up]
齿孔:: 梳式 13 x 13½
印刷:: 凸版印刷
背胶:: 普通胶
评分:: 72% 准确度: 高
说明:: Inscription "Japan Post" from left to right.
Use of the Imperial Chrysanthemum Crest Abolished and Designs With a Wartime Theme Prohibited
After the end of the war in 1945, Japan's establishments began to embrace democracy and peace. In 1947 the Allied Forces general headquarters abolished the twenty-five types of stamps with militaristic designs and which were still in use at the time. A competition for a design appropriate for the new post-war era of peace was held. A stamp with the winning design was issued as part of a new group which became known as the 'New-Showa stamps.'
At this time, the characters for "Japanese Empire Post" were replaced by the characters for "Japan Post" and in 1948, use of the imperial chrysanthemum crest on stamps was abolished.
From 1947 (2nd Showa serie), the characters appearing on the stamp were arranged in order from left to right, opposite to the previous order of the characters.
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