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2002 ---- Stamp Catalogue of Moldova 2003 ---- 2004

Airships.

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April 22. Perf 131/4
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
486
 456 The Tissandier brothers’ airship, France, 1883. The first aerostat with an electric engine.
487
 457 The “Ucebnîi” airship, Russia, 1908. The first military airship.
488
 458 The “Count Zeppelin” airships, Germany, 1928. One of the biggest airships. It crossed the Atlantic Ocean 143 times carrying 13110 passages.

2003. April 30. Butterflies.

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April 30. Perf 131/4:123/4
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
490
 459 Scarce Swallowtail. Iphiclides podalirius.
491
 460 Butterflies Tiger Moths. Callimorpha quadripunctaria.
492
 461 Oak Hawk-moth. Marumba quercus.
493
 462 Meleager's blue. Polyommatus daphnis.
490,493
491,492
 Miniature sheets 28

Butterflies.

Michel Catalogue Number 459-462

Europe 2003. The art of the poster.

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June 12. Perf 131/4
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
494
 463 Poster Assembly “Joc”.
495
 464 Poster “Mihai Eminescu”.

10 years from the production of the “Europe” stamps in the Republic of Moldova.

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June 12.
Image Description Notes
496-497
 Miniature sheets 29

496 - Chişinău – the capital of the Republic of Moldova. View.
497 - Rustic scenery, Moldova.

Michel Catalogue Number 465-466

Red Cross of the Republic of Moldova.

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July 4. Perf 131/4:13
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
498
 467 Red Cross Society of the Republic of Moldova – member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRCRCS).
499
 468 The shot of an exceptional situation and the emblem “Red Cross of the Republic of Moldova”.

European Youth Olympic Festiva, Paris.

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July 25. Perf 131/2
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
500
 469 Athletics.
501
 470 Cycling.
502
 471 Gymnastics.

Terror free world.

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October 21. Perf 133/2
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
503
 472 The painting “Candles”, A. Ahlupin.
504
 473 The painting “Pax Cultura”, N. Roerich.

Dimitrie Cantemir.

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October 24. Perf 13
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
505
 474 “Dimitrie Cantemir”. Engraving XVIII century. Anonymous author.

Presidency of the Republic of Moldova at the Minister Committee, at the European Council.

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November 5. Perf 131/2
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
506
 475 The President of the Republic of Moldova – Vladimir Voronin and the logotype of the presidency of the Republic of Moldova at the Minister Committee, at the European Council.

Famous Personalities.

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November 14. Perf 131/2
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
507
 476 Nicolae Donici (1874-1956). Astrophysicist, the founder of the Astronomical Observatory from Dubăsari Vechi.
508
 477 Nicolae Dimo (1873-1959). Specialist in agriculture, University teacher.
509
 478 Nicolai Costenco (1913-1993). Poet and prose writer.
510
 479 Milestone Lewis (1895-1980). Movie producer, born in Chişinău, twice Oscar laureate (1927, 1930).
511
 480 Vincent Van Gogh (1853-1890), self-portrait. Dutch painter.

From the Red Book of the Republic of Moldova: Birds.

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December 18. Perf 131/2
Image Michel Catalogue Number Description Reference Notes
512
 481 Mute Swan. Cygnus olor.
513
 482 Great White Egret.Egretta alba.
514
 483 Steppe Eagle. Aquila rapax.
515
 484 The Little Bustard. Tetrax tetrax.
514,513
515,512
 Miniature sheets 30

From the Red Book of the Republic of Moldova: Birds.

Michel Catalogue Number 481-484
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