Stamps from Laos catalogue

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F - Laos is one of the most visited countries in Asia, in the South, in Burmania (or Myanmar) and in China (Yunnan) in the North, in Thailand in the South, in Cambodge in the South. et le Viêt Nam à l'est. The capital is Vientiane here too More

F - Laos is one of the most visited countries in Asia, in the South, in Burmania (or Myanmar) and in China (Yunnan) in the North, in Thailand in the South, in Cambodge in the South. et le Viêt Nam à l'est. The capital of Vientiane is also the capital of the capital. The last years of the protection of the French in the 20th century, and the ensuite integration of the French Union Indochinese. In 1904, the long period of Sisavang Vong commenced, which lasted 1959 and the deux guerres globals, the establishment of the royalties of Laos and the continued existence of the Indochine, the independence of the payments.

E - Laos is a country without access to the Southeast Asian sea, surrounded by Burma (or Myanmar) and China (Yunnan) in the northwest, Thailand in the west, Cambodia in the south and Vietnam in the east. The capital is Vientiane which is also the most popular city in the country. The country was first under French protectorate at the beginning of the 20th century, to be later integrated into the French Indochinese Union. In 1904 the long reign of Sisavang Vong began, which lasted until 1959 and covered the two world wars, the establishment of the kingdom of Laos as a unified state, the war of Indochina, the final independence of the country.

Watermarks
Watermarks
Filigrees
Watermarks

F – A delicate tone used for the timbres of Laos.
E – One watermark was used for the stamps of Laos.

NL Wavy lines (vertical) (alternately interwoven)
E Wavy lines (vertical) (alternating interlaced)
F Lignes ondulées (verticalement) (entrelacées alternées)
D Wellenlinien (senkrecht) (abwechselnd verlochten)

F En vigueur à partir du 23 juillet 1998.
E In effect from 23rd of July 1998.

F - Normal filigree (right).
E - Watermark normal (upright).

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