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Cancelled Postage Stamp Printed By Bulgaria, That Shows Woman Harvesting Grain Editorial Image


Cancelled postage stamp printed by Bulgaria, that shows Woman harvesting grain Editorial Stock Photo
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Cancelled postage stamp printed by Bulgaria, that shows Woman harvesting grain #203303836
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Cancelled postage stamp printed by Bulgaria, that shows Woman harvesting grain, circa 1921.

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