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SCG11891 - Ecuador 1951 “Union of Two Democratic Peoples” – Truman Visit (3 Sucres Airmail)
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This Ecuador airmail stamp commemorates the historic June 1951 diplomatic meeting symbolizing friendship between Ecuador and the United States. The design depicts U.S. President Harry S. Truman alongside Ecuadorian President Galo Plaza during an official motorcade, emphasizing post-war democratic cooperation. Printed by the American Bank Note Company, the finely engraved two-color design reflects classic mid-20th-century security printing craftsmanship. The issue is notable for collectors interested in Cold War–era diplomacy and Latin American political history. Well-centered examples with intact perforations are especially sought after in thematic political or international relations collections.
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