Part One of an article covering the poster stamps issued in connection to the “Century of Progress Exposition” in Chicago, 1933.
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Norway - Sometimes a poster stamp can have utility beyond advertising. In this case it is used as a closure on a theater program for Det Nye Teater in Oslo in 1946. The stamp is folded over and affixed to front and back, and advertises Peter Möller's Cod Liver Oil.
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