Niger. 1973, 26 February. COLOR Crotalaria barkae Issue of a postage stamp dedicated to the local plant species and its flowering during the growing season. The Latin name of the species Crotalaria barkae is given on the postage stamp and the envelope pattern. The plot of the postage stamp shows the specified plant during the flowering period. In the picture of the envelope - a similar story close-up. The envelope of the First day (CPD) of the stamp in circulation with the 1st postage stamp Mi.366. Condition - LUX. The postage stamp itself is the basic foundation, a composite brick of a structure called Philately. After all, the circulations of efficiency in MANY TENS and even HUNDREDS (!) LESS than the circulations directly of the stamps themselves, therefore, efficiency is a scarce and PRIVILEGED ACTION of the Philately enterprise, to put it figuratively.
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