France – Scott # 320
$20.00
France Scott #320 (1937) is a Mint Never Hinged commemorative issued for the Paris International Exhibition, featuring a modernist globe-and-dove design. Ideal for world’s fairs, design, and classic France collections.
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Description
France Scott #320, issued in 1937, is a Mint Never Hinged (MNH) commemorative stamp produced for the Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne, held in Paris.
The design is strikingly modern, featuring a stylized globe, radiant stars, and a dove in flight, symbolizing international cooperation, peace, and technological progress. Executed in bold blue engraving, the composition reflects the strong graphic language of the late 1930s and the optimism surrounding global exchange on the eve of World War II. The stamp carries a 1.50-franc denomination and is inscribed POSTES – PARIS 1937 – EXPOSITION INTERNATIONALE, with the RF monogram.
This example is Mint Never Hinged, retaining full original gum and a clean, fresh appearance. A desirable issue for collectors of world’s fairs, modernist design, interwar France, or international exhibitions.
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