Ghana. 1960, July 1. Issue of postal stamps dedicated to the Day of the Republic - the anniversary of the independence of the state. The stories of the Stamps series depict the above-mentioned objects and objects: the flag of the country, the state coat of arms, the portrait of the President of the country, the burning torch of freedom, fire, etc. The envelope is a modern architectural complex, state administrative buildings, the coat of arms of Ghana and an inscription on the subject of the issue. custom envelope of the First Day (FDC) issue of stamps in postal circulation with a full series of 4 postal stamps Mi.80-83. On the reverse side of the envelope is the official Ghana post office mail label R No.4274 ACCRA and the BY AIR MAIL airmail label. The condition is excellent. This mail-past envelope is an excellent example not only for the collection, but also as a documentary material for inclusion in the exposition of a philatelic exhibition of any level, including international, since it is the last instance in the world of philately - a truly mail-past whole thing, a postal document that withstands all the strictest requirements of philatelic judging and provides the maximum score of the sample in the exposition.