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SCG4665 - Philippines 1944 Japanese Occupation Airmail Overprint – 12c on 60c Green
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This historic airmail stamp from the Philippines was originally issued under U.S. Administration and later overprinted during the Japanese occupation in 1944. The design shows a traditional sailing vessel and an airplane, symbolizing progress and transport. The overprint features "REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS," the occupation date "5-7-44," and a new surcharge of 12 centavos on the original 60 centavos value. Such issues were created from existing stock with heavy black overprints, making them a striking reminder of wartime scarcity and political change. A notable piece for collectors of World War II, occupation issues, and airmail history.
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