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Русский: Марка СССР: II Международный океанографический конгресс (30/V-9/VI, Москва). Эмблема: океанографический инструмент и глобус. Океанографическая станция в открытом море и гидрографическое судно с тралом. Серия: Международные научные конгрессы в СССР
English: USSR stamp: 2nd International Congress of Oceanography (30.05–9.06, Moscow). Emblem: Oceanographic Instrument and Globe. Oceanographic Instrument in the High Sea and Hydrographic Ship with a Trawl. Series: International Scientific Congresses to Be Held in USSR
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Source New: Scanned 600 dpi by User Matsievsky from personal collection. Old: Взято из интернета
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The stamps of the issue International Scientific Congresses to Be Held in USSR:

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