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King Ramsesses II smiting a Libyan enemy — 'Gods and Kings' series no. 312 — Eastern Publishing Company, Egypt - Front
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King Ramsesses II smiting a Libyan enemy — 'Gods and Kings' series no. 312 — Eastern Publishing Company, Egypt

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Stylized Egyptian illustration depicting King Ramses II striking a Libyan enemy with a mace, while the prisoner raises a finger in sign of submission. On the reverse, explanatory text in English and Arabic, Egyptian postage stamp of 40 millimes (1964), and postmark from Luxor to Paris, with handwritten address.

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Type
Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference
DLPS35
Condition
good condition
Availability
Unique piece
Condition
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