France Stamp Lot for Sale


The following are stamps in a France stamp lot for sale here:

 

1936 France Stamp SC 321 Peace Issue


France Stamp Sc 323


In the first picture above we have a French stamp Scott 321 from France 1.5 Francs from the year 1936.  It is used and from the Peace Issue.  This stamp has an interesting Exposition International cancel. The second picture is Scott# 323 Pierre Corneille 75c stamp Mint Hinged OG.

Below are also part of the same lot including this mint 1996 3.6 Francs Nestor Burma SC B675.  Nestor Burma is a fictional detective created by French Novelist Leo Malet.  

French Nestor Burma Stamp SC B675

Below is a 1996 3.6 Francs Fantomas stamp SC B672 mint.  Fantomas is a fictional stealthy unrelenting criminal character and topic on popular several books starting in the year 1911.


Fantomas French stamp B673 mint

1862-1871 Forty Centimes Stamp SC 27 Napoleon 3 used

France Scott #27 40C






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