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Jiang Jianfeng - 70 Years in Yangju Opera Commemorative Postal Folder, 2008

Jiang Jianfeng - 70 Years in Yangju Opera Commemorative Postal Folder, 2008

Opera Commemorative Postal Folder
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Opera Commemorative Postal Folder
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A 2008 commemorative postal folder marking seventy years of stage practice by noted Yangju opera performer Jiang Jianfeng. Combining performance history with designed postal media, the folder is a compact document of regional Chinese theatre culture.

Format: Commemorative postal folder; exact dimensions and internal component count were not supplied by the source.

Material: Printed paper and card; any postal components are represented only as shown in the photographs.

Issue: 2008 commemorative release. No signature, serial number or limitation stated.

Condition: graded 9.5/10.

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