Japan. 1986, August 30th. Postage stamps dedicated to the 23rd International Conference on Social Welfare. The colorful story of the postal stamps depicts a man, a woman, the emblem of the conference. In the picture, the envelope is a mother with a child in her arms. The whole thing is the past FDC mail with a FULL edition of the 1st postmarks Mi.1697 in the amount of 2 pieces. stamps used by the art stamp cancellation of the first day (PD) release stamps in the postal circulation and the round calendar stamp of the post office of the place of departure. On the front side of the envelope is an official service label of air departure (airmail). Condition is excellent. The data of the past mail 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 represents the last instance in the world of philately - a whole thing that actually passed the mail, withstands the most stringent requirements of philatelic judging and provides the maximum score of the sample in the exposition.
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