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SCG7959 - Martinique 2 Francs – Palais du Gouvernement, Fort-de-France (1933)
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This elegant 2 Francs stamp from Martinique, a French overseas territory, was issued in 1933 and depicts the Palais du Gouvernement in Fort-de-France, the island’s capital. Designed by Charles Rolllet and engraved by Hourriez, the stamp showcases neoclassical architecture symbolizing colonial administration. The fine line engraving and balanced framing reflect the high quality of French colonial issues of the interwar era, often printed by Hélio-Vaugirard, Paris. A sought-after item among collectors of French colonies and Caribbean postal history.
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