Rwanda-Urundi. 1961, December 18. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the cathedral in the capital - the city of Bujumbura. On the subjects of the postal stamps of the series, the cathedral is depicted in different angles, stained glass windows with multi-colored stained glass on the high windows of one side of the cathedral, which are high fashion and culture. In the drawings, the envelope is a local black resident against the background of the north-eastern African area with growing palm trees and built from improvised natural materials (trees, branches, plant grass) of the primitive hut, hut, dwelling. Two FDCs with a complete series of 6 postmarks Mi.183A-188A. Condition is Lux.
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