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Stamps featuring the Civil Service Commission

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Date of Issue: September 19, 1975
#755: 15s --- 4,925,000 - 40.00 - 20.00
#756: 50s --- 4,925,000 - 40.00 - 20.00
#755A: 15s imperf--- 75,000 - 85.00 - 48.00
#756A: 50s imperf--- 75,000 - 85.00 - 48.00

Stamps featuring the Postman Statue of the Philippine Postal Service

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The Philippine Postal Corporation will re-issue the Philippine Postal Service Centennial Souvenir Sheet overprinted with "Re-Dedication to Postal Service Excellence" to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Postman Statue and the 102nd Anniversary of the Philippine Postal Service.

Stamps featuring Philippine Rotary International

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The Philippine Postal Corporation will issue a set of stamps to celebrate one hundred years of the Rotary International.

Trivias about Architect Juan Marcos de Guzman Arellano and the Manila Central Post Office

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The Manila Central Post Office located at Liwasang Bonifacio, is a Neo-Classical style building designed by Architect Juan Marcos de Guzman Arellano in 1926. It was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt in 1946, after the war.

 

Trivias about the Philippine Rotary International

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The Philippine Rotary Centennial stamp is a joint project of the Rotary Club of Makati Central (RCMC) and the R.I. District 3830,

The Centennial Stamp bears the Bayanihan design which was chosen because it also symbolizes Rotary's Ideal of Service, particularly referring to the Filipinos' spirit of unity and cooperation and the Filipino value of helping one another and working together toward the attainment of a worthwhile goal.

 

Trivias about the Postman Statue of the Philippine Postal Service

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The Postman statue in front of the Main Post Office was conceived during the incumbency of Postmaster General Felizardo R. Tanabe with the recommendation of the former Postmaster of the Manila Central Post Office, Reynaldo R. Martinez as the symbol of the Philippine Postal Service. It was constructed on September 15, 1975 to coincide with the 73rd anniversary of the establishment of the Bureau of Posts under the American regime but the inauguration was deferred indefinitely for the past 25 years.