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6879f2bce999a5ff5ba896a7Shobhaphila's Indian Se-Tenant Sheet - Little Sisters of the Poor Stamp ( 29th Oct 2009)This product listing showcases a sheet of commemorative postage stamps from India. The stamps prominently feature a portrait of Jeanne Jugan, the founder of the Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic religious institute dedicated to caring for the elderly poor. Each stamp is a testament to her life of service and compassion. The design includes the denomination of the stamp, with values of 2000 and 500, indicating the monetary value of each stamp. The words "भारत INDIA" are present, indicating the country of origin. Below the portrait of Jeanne Jugan is the text "जीन जुगान JEANNE JUGAN", identifying the person depicted on the stamp. Adjacent to this is the phrase "लिटिल सिस्टर्स ऑफ द पूअर LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR", the name of the organization she founded. The stamps are meticulously crafted, with a combination of the portrait and the depiction of a building adding an artistic touch. This makes it an ideal choice for stamp collectors, philatelists, or anyone with an appreciation for history, art, and the commemoration of individuals who have significantly contributed to society. These stamps are perfect for framing, scrapbooking, or as a unique gift. The vibrant color scheme and the historical significance of the stamps make them a valuable addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into India's rich cultural and philanthropic heritage. The sheet format provides multiple stamps for various uses, including mailing, trading, or display. This item presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Indian history and the legacy of a remarkable woman. The stamps are in mint condition, ready to be enjoyed and preserved for years to come.SE/23
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Shobhaphila's Indian Se-tenant Sheet - Little Sisters of the Poor Stamp ( 29th Oct 2009)

This product listing showcases a sheet of commemorative postage stamps from India. The stamps prominently feature a portrait of Jeanne Jugan, the founder of the Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic religious institute dedicated to caring for the...

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Country of originIndia
Colourmulti colour
BrandShobhaphila
Net Quantity1 piece
Product Dimensions16L x 12W x 2H cm
Manufacturer or packer nameSHOBHAPHILA
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This product listing showcases a sheet of commemorative postage stamps from India. The stamps prominently feature a portrait of Jeanne Jugan, the founder of the Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic religious institute dedicated to caring for the elderly poor. Each stamp is a testament to her life of service and compassion. The design includes the denomination of the stamp, with values of 2000 and 500, indicating the monetary value of each stamp. The words "भारत INDIA" are present, indicating the country of origin. Below the portrait of Jeanne Jugan is the text "जीन जुगान JEANNE JUGAN", identifying the person depicted on the stamp. Adjacent to this is the phrase "लिटिल सिस्टर्स ऑफ द पूअर LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR", the name of the organization she founded. The stamps are meticulously crafted, with a combination of the portrait and the depiction of a building adding an artistic touch. This makes it an ideal choice for stamp collectors, philatelists, or anyone with an appreciation for history, art, and the commemoration of individuals who have significantly contributed to society. These stamps are perfect for framing, scrapbooking, or as a unique gift. The vibrant color scheme and the historical significance of the stamps make them a valuable addition to any collection, offering a glimpse into India's rich cultural and philanthropic heritage. The sheet format provides multiple stamps for various uses, including mailing, trading, or display. This item presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Indian history and the legacy of a remarkable woman. The stamps are in mint condition, ready to be enjoyed and preserved for years to come.

Country of originIndia
Colourmulti colour
Materialpaper
BrandShobhaphila
Common nameStamp Set
Net Quantity1 piece
Weight400 g
Package Dimension16L x 12W x 2H cm
Product Dimensions16L x 12W x 2H cm
Manufacturer or packer nameSHOBHAPHILA
Manufacturer or packer addressDiamond City South , tower 4, flat 13h , 58, m.g road tollygange.
Manufacturing Date10/2023
contact details consumer careSHOBHAPHILA, [email protected]
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