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Catalogue Des Oblitérations Sur Le Rugby Octobre 2015 Catalogue des oblitérations sur le rugby Octobre 2015 Dominique DIDIER AFRIQUE DU SUD AF 1 : Johannesburg AF 2 : Cape Town AF 3 : Johannesburg Date : 8 mai 1964 Date : 8 mai 1964 Date : 15 mai 1982 75e anniversaire de la 75e anniversaire de la Inauguration du Stade d'Ellispark Fédération Sud Africaine Fédération Sud Africaine AF 6 : Greyville AF 5 : Rugby AF 4 : Johannesburg Date : 2 avril 1990 Date : 22 juin 1989 Date : 15 avril 1989 Centenaire de la Fédération 100e anniversaire de la Centenaire de la Fédération du du Natal Fédération Sud Africaine Transvaal AF 8 : Pretoria AF 9 : Pretoria AF 7 : Pretoria Date : 22 mai 1995 Date : 22 mai 1995 Date : 24 juillet 1992 Flamme sans date (Anglais) Flamme sans date (Africaner) 1er jour du timbre sport Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF 10 : Pretoria AF 11 : Pretoria AF 12 : Pretoria Date : 22 mai 1995 Date : 22 mai 1995 Date : du 22 au 23 mai 1995 Flamme date à droite (Anglais) Flamme date à droite (Africaner) Flamme date à gauche (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby Non reproduite AF 13 : Pretoria AF 15 : Pretoria Date : du 22 au 23 mai 1995 AF 14 : Pretoria Date : du 23 mai au 25 Flamme date à gauche (Africaner) Date : 19 juin 1995 juin1995 Coupe du Monde de Rugby Flamme date à droite (Africaner) Flamme date à gauche erreur : Afri ca au lieu d'Afri ka (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF 16 : Pretoria AF 17 : Cape Town (Capemail A) Date : du 23 mai au 23 juin 1995 Date : du 23 mai au 23 juin 1995 Flamme date à gauche (Africaner) (Africaner) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF 19 : Cape Town (Capemail C) AF 18 : Cape Town (Capemail B) Date : du 23 mai au 22 juin 1995 Date : du 23 mai au 25 juin 1995 (Anglais) (Africaner) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF 20 : Cape Town (Capemail D) AF 21 : Cape Town 21A : Cape Town Date : du 23 mai au 22 juin 1995 Date : du 25 mai 1995 Date : du 25 mai 1995 (Anglais) 1er jour 1er jour Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF 22 : Cape Town AF 23 : Port Elizaleth Date : du 25 mai 1995 AF 24 : Stellenbosch Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Les stades de la Coupe du Les stades de la Coupe du Monde de Rugby Les stades de la Coupe du Monde Monde de Rugby de Rugby AF 25 : East London AF 26 : Durban AF 27 : Bloemfontein Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Les stades de la Coupe du Les stades de la Coupe du Les stades de la Coupe du Monde Monde de Rugby Monde de Rugby de Rugby AF 28 : Johannesburg AF 29 : Rustenburg AF 30 : Pretoria Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Date : du 25 mai a 1995 Les stades de la Coupe du Les stades de la Coupe du Les stades de la Coupe du Monde Monde de Rugby Monde de Rugby de Rugby AF32 : Johannesburg AF31 : Johannesburg Date : du 25 mai au 26 mai 1995 Date : du 25 mai au 26 mai 1995 sans nom de ville (Africaner) sans nom de ville (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF33 : Johannesburg AF34 : Johannesburg Date : du 26 mai au 22 juin 1995 Date : du 26 mai au 23 juin1995 (Anglais) (Africaner) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF35 : Pretoria Date : 30 mai 1995 AF36 : Johannesburg erreur : June au lieu de Junie (Africaner) Date : 5 juin1995 Coupe du Monde de Rugby erreur date (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Non reproduite AF38 : Cape Town (Capemail A) AF37 : Johannesburg Date : 15 juin 1995 Date : 7 juin 1995 Impression petits caractères (Africaner) erreur Afri ka au lieu d'Afri ca (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby AF39 : Pretoria AF40 : Pretoria Date : 20 juin 1995 Date : ??/??/1995 Impression inversée (Anglais) erreur date (Africaner) Coupe du Monde de Rugby Coupe du Monde de Rugby Non reproduite AF41 : Johannesburg AF42 : Pretoria Date : du 26 juin au 27 juin 1995 Date : du 26 juin au 2 juillet 1995 sans nom de ville (Africaner) (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Afrique du Sud champion du Sud champion du Monde Monde AF43 : Pretoria AF44 : Johannesburg Date : du 26 juin au 2 juillet 1995 Date : du 26 juin au 3 juillet 1995 (Africaner) sans nom de ville (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Sud Sud champion du Monde champion du Monde AF45 : Cape Town (Capemail A) AF46 : Cape Town (Capemail B) Date : du 26 au 30 juin 1995 Date : du 26 au 30 juin 1995 (Africaner) (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Sud Sud champion du Monde champion du Monde AF47 :Cape Town (Capemail C) AF48 : Cape Town (Capemail D) Date : 26 juin 1995 Date : du 26 juin au 2 juillet 1995 (Africaner) (Anglais) Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique Sud champion du Monde du Sud champion du Monde Non reproduite AF50 : Cape Town (Capemail B) AF49 : Johannesburg Date : 30 juin 1995 Date : 28 juin 1995 Impression petits caractères (Anglais) 1er jour Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud champion du Monde champion du Monde AF52 : Johannesburg AF51 : Johannesburg Date : du 3 au 25 juillet 1995 Date : du 2 au 25 juillet 1995 (Anglais) (Africaner) Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Sud Coupe du Monde de Rugby : Afrique du Sud champion du Monde champion du Monde AF53 : Port Elizabeth Date : 19 août 2011 Les emblèmes de l’Afrique du Sud ALLEMAGNE AL 1 : Berlin AL 2 : Heidelberg Date : du 13 au 19 avril 1987 Date : 10 juin 2000 Championnat d'Europe FIRA Centenaire de la Fédération Allemande de Rugby ANDORRE AN2 : Andorre la Vieille AN1 : Andorre Date : du 27 au 31 octobre 1992 Date : 19 mars 1988 Tournoi qualificatif pour la Coupe du Monde 1er jour Rugby Le communiqué de presse mentionnait une flamme avec Andorra la Villa2 qui n'a jamais été émise AN3 : Andorre AN4 : Andorre AN5 : Andorre Date : 22 avril 1995 Date : 1er septembre 2007 $ Date : 8 juillet 2011 1er jour Coupe du Monde de 1er jour Coupe du Monde de 1er jour Coupe du Monde Rugby rugby France 2007 de rugby 2011 en Nouvelle Zélande ARGENTINE AR1 : Cordoba AR2 : Buenos Aires AR3 : Tucuman Date : 27 octobre 1993 Date : novembre 1993 Date : 2 novembre 1993 Match entre l'Afrique du Sud Argentine championne Match entre l'Afrique du Sud (Springbocks) et l'Union de d'Amérique du Sud (Springbocks) et l'Union de Cordoba Tucuman AR4 : Santa Fé AR5 : Buenos Aires AR6 : Rosario Date : 3 novembre 1993 Date : 6 et 13 novembre Date : 9 novembre 1993 Match Development XV et 1993 Match entre l'Afrique du Sud Union Santafesina Match entre l'Afrique du Sud (Springbocks) et l'Union de (Springbocks) et l'Argentine Rosario AR8 : Tucuman AR9 : Buenos Aires AR7 : Tucuman Date : 12 mars 1994 Date : 14 mai 1994 Date : 1er mars 1994 1944-1994 : Union de 125e anniversaire du 1er 1944-1994 : Union de Tucuman Tucuman, match entre le match de rugby en Argentine Queensland et l'Union de Tucuman AR11 : Buenos Aires AR10 : Mendoza Date : 1-31 août 1994 AR12 : Buenos Aires Date : 28 mai 1994 Qualification de Date : 25 mai-26 juin 1995 Match entre l'Ecosse et l'Union de l'Argentine pour la Coupe Coupe du Monde en Afrique Cuyo du Monde 1995 du Sud AR13 : Santa Fé AR15 : Buenos Aires AR14 : Mendoza Date : 27 mai-25 juin 1995 Date : 14-17-21 octobre 1995 Date : 22 septembre 1995 Exposition philatélique sur le Coupe Latine en Argentine 25e anniversaire de l'Union rugby de Cuyo AR16 : Buenos Aires AR17 : Buenos Aires AR18 : Buenos Aires Date : 7 avril 1996 Date : 22 et 29 juin 1996 Date :17 août 1996 Championnat du Monde Match Argentine-France Belgrano Athlétic Club membre juniors fondateur de l'UAR 1896-1996 AR19 : Buenos Aires AR20 : Buenos Aires AR21 : Buenos Aires Date : 9 et 16 novembre 1996 Date : 21-23 mars 1997 Date : 21 mars-4 avril 1997 Match Argentine- Afrique du L'Argentine au Mondial exposition philatélique sur le Sud de rugby à 7 à Hong Kong rugby AR22 : Buenos Aires AR22a : AR23 : Rosario Date : 22 mars 1997 Date : 22 mars 1997 Date : 27 mars 1997 1er jour 1er jour Timbre UAR centenaire du Club Athlético de er Timbre UAR 70 bureaux 1 jourt Rosario AR24 : Buenos Aires AR24A : Buenos Aires AR24B : Trelew Date : 31 mai et 7 juin 1997 Date : 1 et 8 novembre 1997 Date : 31 décembre 1997 Match Argentine-Angleterre Match Argentine-Australie 25e anniversaire du Club de Partoruzu AR27 : Buenos Aires AR26 : Buenos Aires Date : 15-19-22 août 1998 AR25 : Mar del Plata Date : 4 avril 1998 Argentine champion d'Amérique Date : 6-7 janvier 1998 54e championnat national - du Sud 2e championnat du Monde Buenos Aires champion Qualification pour la Coupe du de rugby à 7 Monde de rugby AR29 : Buenos Aires AR30 : Poste OCA (Poste AR28 : Santa Fé Date :15-16 avril 1999 privée) Date : 14 mars 1999 Congrès annuel de l'IRB Date : 16 avril 1999 10e Tournoi de1ère 1er jour Timbre centenaire de division et hommage à l'UAR Alberto Toro Pelossi 1951- 1989, club universitaire de Santa Fé AR31 : Buenos Aires (ZAA) AR31A : Buenos Aires AR31aa à .
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