Australia. 1989, 27 February. A The issue of postage stamps dedicated to the history of the development of cattle breeding, sheep breeding on the Australian continent, the production of wool and meat breeds of sheep. The colorful plots of postage stamps of the series depict four breeds of Australian sheep. FULL series of 4 postage stamps Mi.1146 - 1149 according to the numbering of the catalog "Michel", two series in gatter pairs - a coupling with a jumper, a gutter pair track in the middle between each two stamps, reflecting, illustrating, depicting the colors and colors used in the printing of these stamps - the so-called "traffic light". Stamps clean, not pasted mail, not cancelled, without stickers or traces of them on the reverse adhesive side - the symbol MNH (Mint Never Hinged) or **. Condition - LUX.
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