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Brick 200 zloty Solidarity bill; chalk paper; broken upper right corner, natural
Solidarity brick; watermarked paper
Katowice 1982 - a brick for the construction of a monument to Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts fallen in 1939 -1945
rare low denomination 5 zloty; signature Tymowski; paper without watermark
denomination so far unlisted on onebid; paper without watermark slight single ripple at top edge; natural
rare low denomination in variety with green subprint; President W. Cimoszewicz; watermarked paper
dimensions. 6.5 x 14.5 cm (THE SOVIET UNION OF EURASIA. Issue for the People's Republic of Poland).
center bent vertically, paper without watermark
printing on chalk paper without watermark; brick numbering 022873
Literature: Sobanski 48.1.50 with and without perforation, numerator version A with 8-point star
numbering in 6 digits, no series designation; paper without watermark upper left corner broken; natural
A brick for the construction of the Party House, obviously the PZPR. The house was put into operation on May 1, 1952. Bricks were distributed at workplaces. Workers were "encouraged" to turn part of their paycheck into a brick. It was not appropriate to refuse. Lower denomination bricks were popular. 1,000 zlotys is a very large denomination. The average salary in 1950 was 600 zlotys. Voucher ...
dimensions. approx. 6.5 x 13 cm (The Fighting Solidarity Fund is a form of social self-defense. It is intended to help those persecuted for their political and trade union activities as well as the materially endangered families of imprisoned trade unionists. FREE IS SOLIDARITY)
fracture lower left and right corners, not entering printed field; paper without watermark
A post-war brick the size of a large postage stamp. The addition of "UNDER ELECTIONS" would suggest 1947.
Bricks for the construction of the Party House, of course, the PZPR. The house was put into operation on May 1, 1952. Bricks were distributed at workplaces. Workers were "encouraged" to turn part of their paycheck into a brick. It was not appropriate to refuse. Bricks with lower denominations were popular. 50 and 100 zlotys were such a "just right" denomination. The average salary in 1950 was ...
A brick for the construction of the Party House, obviously the PZPR. The house was put into operation on May 1, 1952. Bricks were distributed at workplaces. Workers were "encouraged" to turn part of their paycheck into a brick. It was not appropriate to refuse. Lower denomination bricks were popular. 500 zlotys is a very large denomination. The average salary in 1950 was 600 zlotys. Voucher fr...
Polish Home Army's ŚZŻ AK 1000 zlotys for the construction of the Polish Way of the Cross monument
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2 EUR
brick late 20th century , paper without watermark
