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English: 1940 Armed Forces stamp, 3 pence, Australia; issued 15 July 1941; printed recess by W.C.G. McCracken.
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Source http://www.pvoller.net/new_stamps/ww2/australia/1940-australia-mystamps.php
Author Designed and engraved by F.D. Manley from a Virgil Reilly painting.

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1940 Armed Forces stamp, 3 pence, Australia; issued 15 July 1941; printed recess by W.C.G. McCracken.

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15 July 1941

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