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June 28, 2004

The Great Trigonometrical Survey

A Miniature Sheet consisting of 3 nos of commemorative postage stamps on the Great Trigonometrical Survey, project to measure entire Indian sub-continent with scientific precision by Survey of India : Nain Singh Rawat and Radhanath Sikdar : Issued by India Issued on Jun 28, 2004 Issued for : The

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Bird Ecologist Explorer First Day Cover India Indian Naturalist Setenant Writer

November 12, 1996

Salim Ali

Complete Set of 2 nos of commemorative postage stamps on the Birth Centenary of Dr. Salim Ali, Birdman of India, an Indian ornithologist and naturalist : Issued by India Issued on Nov 12, 1996 Issued for : The Department of Post is happy to issue a set of two stamps to commemorate Salim

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Australia Explorer Map Nature Scholar

May 5, 1982

Sir Douglas Mawson

Complete Set of 2 nos of postage stamps on the Birth Centenary of Sir Douglas Mawson, an Australian Antarctic explorer : Issued by Australia [Australian Antarctic Territory] Issued on May 5, 1982 Issued for : Sir Douglas Mawson Centenary Design : Sir Douglas Mawson, Australia‘s most famous Antarctic explorer, is

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Educationist Explorer Humanitarian India Painter Philosopher Poet Scientist Writer

October 9, 1974

India on Nicholas Roerich

A commemorative postage stamp on the Birth Centenary of Nikolai Rerikh, a Russian painter, writer, archaeologist, theosophist, philosopher and public figure : Issued by India Issued on Oct 9, 1974 Issued for : The Posts and Telegraphs Department deems it a privilege to commemorate the birth centenary of Prof. Roerich

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Explorer Nature Sweden

September 22, 1973

Swedish Explorers

Complete Set of 5 nos of commemorative postage stamps on the Swedish Explorers : Issued by Sweden Issued on Sep 22, 1973 Issued for : Swedish Explorers Designed by : Svenolov Ehrén Picture : Swedish Explorers. 1k – Carl Peter Thunberg (1743–1828), 1k – Anders Sparrman (1748–1820) and Polynesian Double Canoe, 1k – Nils Adolf Erik Nordenskjold (1832–1901) and

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