95 Cent Stamp Printed in Saint Lucia

High Resolution JPEG Picture of A 95-cent stamp printed in the island nation of Saint Lucia shows islanders and British redcoat soldiers to commemorate the bicentennial anniversary of the battle of Rabot on 22 April 1795, circa 1995 [155382060] stock photo

This image features a 95-cent stamp printed in Saint Lucia, showcasing intricate designs and the unique elements that represent the island's heritage. The stamp can be seen in high resolution, allowing viewers to appreciate its detailed artwork and color schemes. Such collectibles reflect the country�s postal history and serve as a fascinating subject for philately. This image is great for illustrating topics related to stamps, currency, or historical artifacts.

The 95-cent stamp image can be utilized in various commercial and educational applications. It can enhance articles, blogs, and eBooks focused on philately, postal history, and Saint Lucia's culture. This image is also suitable for social media posts, marketing materials, infographics, or to create engaging content for collectors� forums. Designers may find it useful for website backgrounds, newsletter headers, or presentations related to historical documentation.

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Royalty Free Image Size: small: 713 x 492 Pixels, medium: 1234 x 851 Pixels, large: 3712 x 2559 Pixels, - Orientation: Horizontal

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