World Heritage the Second Series 11
"Peace" Stamp Design Competition
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| C1806a | C1806b | ||
| "Peace" Stamp Design Competition | |||
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| C1806c | C1806d | C1806e | C1806f |
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| C1806h | C1806i | C1806j | |
| Issue | World Heritage the Second Series 11 | "Peace" Stamp Design Competition |
| First Day | March 20, 2003 | |
| Values | 800 yen (80yen x 10) | |
| Quantity | 3,100,000 sheets | |
| Designs (Original Picture) |
C1806a: Atomic Bomb Dome | C1806c: La Paix (Veret Le Marinier Jean-Paul) |
| C1806b: Hiroshima Prefectural Products Exhibition Hall in 1915-1920, it was designed by Jan Letzel, Czech architect, and completed in 1915 | C1806d: Taika (Joskaue Pakalkaite)@ |
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| C1806e: Universal shrine of peace (Oriville M. Issac) |
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| C1806f: "Heiwa-no negai" (Sugita Keiji) |
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| C1806g: "Inochi Sansan" (Nagaishi Shigenobu) |
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| C1806h: "Deai" (Nakatani Natsuki) |
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| C1806i: "Niji-irono poppo" (Oooka Makoto) |
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| C1806f: "Usa-chani" (Kobayashi Shiho) |
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| Printing | Photogravure in 6 colors | |
| Sheet Size | 140.25 x 212.5 mm | Sheet |
| Photographer@ | Asaga Susumu (C1806a) | |
| Photograph | Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum (C1806b) | |
| Designer | Morita Motoharu (public service designer) | |
