Stamp
SCG3321 - Austria 1976 – Babenberger Exhibition in Lilienfeld
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This Austrian stamp was issued in 1976 to commemorate the Babenberger Exhibition held in Lilienfeld. It features an image inspired by medieval stained glass, portraying a crowned figure holding a sword and a model of a church—symbolizing noble authority and ecclesiastical patronage. The inscription highlights the Babenberg dynasty, a key ruling family in early Austrian history. Designed by A. Pilch and engraved by K. Leitgeb, it has a denomination of 3 schillings.
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