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File:bavaria.rtu.jpg|[[Bayern|Bavaria]] | File:bavaria.rtu.jpg|[[Bayern|Bavaria]] | ||
File:belgium.rtu.jpg|[[Belgium]] | File:belgium.rtu.jpg|[[Belgium]] | ||
File:bolivia.rtu.jpg|[[Bolivia]] | File:bolivia.rtu.jpg|[[Bolivia]] | ||
File:brazil.rtu.jpg|[[Brazil]] | File:brazil.rtu.jpg|[[Brazil]] | ||
File:brcolumbia.rtu.jpg|[[British Columbia]] | File:brcolumbia.rtu.jpg|[[British Columbia]] | ||
File:brguyana.rtu.jpg|[[British Guyana]] | |||
File:bulgaria.rtu.jpg|[[Bulgaria]] | File:bulgaria.rtu.jpg|[[Bulgaria]] | ||
File:canada.rtu.jpg|[[Canada]] | File:canada.rtu.jpg|[[Canada]] | ||
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File:ecuador.rtu.jpg|[[Ecuador]] | File:ecuador.rtu.jpg|[[Ecuador]] | ||
File:egypt.rtu.jpg|[[Egypt]] | File:egypt.rtu.jpg|[[Egypt]] | ||
File:france.rtu.jpg|[[France]] | File:france.rtu.jpg|[[France]] | ||
File:germany.rtu.jpg|[[Germany]] | File:germany.rtu.jpg|[[Germany]] | ||
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File:saxony.rtu.jpg|[[Sachsen|Saxony]] | File:saxony.rtu.jpg|[[Sachsen|Saxony]] | ||
File:sanmarino.rtu.jpg|[[San Marino]] | File:sanmarino.rtu.jpg|[[San Marino]] | ||
File:salvador.rtu.jpg|[[El Salvador|San Salvador]] | |||
File:servia.rtu.jpg|[[Serbia]] | File:servia.rtu.jpg|[[Serbia]] | ||
File:siam.rtu.jpg|[[Siam]] | File:siam.rtu.jpg|[[Siam]] | ||
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File:spain.rtu.jpg|[[Spain]] | File:spain.rtu.jpg|[[Spain]] | ||
File:straits.rtu.jpg|[[Straits Settlements]] | File:straits.rtu.jpg|[[Straits Settlements]] | ||
File:swedenn.rtu.jpg|[[Sweden-Norway]] | File:swedenn.rtu.jpg|[[Sweden]]-[[Norway]] | ||
File:switzerland.rtu.jpg|[[Switzerland]] | File:switzerland.rtu.jpg|[[Switzerland]] | ||
File:tasmania.rtu.jpg|[[Tasmania]] | File:tasmania.rtu.jpg|[[Tasmania]] | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 12 May 2023
Company
Rapahel Tuck was a printer in the United Kingdom who published postcards and, among others, scrapsheets. That is, sheets with small pictures that could be cut and used in scrapbooking. A large number of topics wwere used, among these a number of heraldic sheets.
Series 1101
This series was issued in around 1900-1905 and shows the arms of countries in the world. The series was printed in Bavaria (Germany), like most of the series by Tuck.
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