2015 GHc3.50 RMS Lusitania, Mint Sheet of 6, Ghana
# MFN601 - 2015 GHc3.50 RMS Lusitania, Mint Sheet of 6, Ghana
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MFN601 - 2015 GHc3.50 RMS Lusitania, Mint Sheet of 6, Ghana
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Mint Sheet Honors RMS Lusitania
This sheet of six mint Ghana stamps commemorates the famous passenger liner that was sunk by a German U-boat in 1915. Its destruction was one of the reasons America joined World War I two years later. These stamps include vintage photograph of the Lusitania's interior and exterior. Three stamps split one photograph of the entire length of the ship, a reminder that it was the largest passenger ship of its time for a short period.
The selvage of the sheet includes schematic drawings of the Lusitania as well as a paragraph which reads: "The Royal Mail Ship 'Lusitania' was made with the most luxurious furnishing and equipped with the strongest engines of the time. In 1915, a German U-boat sank the RMS Lusitania during her final voyage from New York to Liverpool. Her destruction would later influence America's decision to issue a declaration of war in 1917."
This mint sheet offers a glimpse into important world history. Add it to your collection today.
Mint Sheet Honors RMS Lusitania
This sheet of six mint Ghana stamps commemorates the famous passenger liner that was sunk by a German U-boat in 1915. Its destruction was one of the reasons America joined World War I two years later. These stamps include vintage photograph of the Lusitania's interior and exterior. Three stamps split one photograph of the entire length of the ship, a reminder that it was the largest passenger ship of its time for a short period.
The selvage of the sheet includes schematic drawings of the Lusitania as well as a paragraph which reads: "The Royal Mail Ship 'Lusitania' was made with the most luxurious furnishing and equipped with the strongest engines of the time. In 1915, a German U-boat sank the RMS Lusitania during her final voyage from New York to Liverpool. Her destruction would later influence America's decision to issue a declaration of war in 1917."
This mint sheet offers a glimpse into important world history. Add it to your collection today.