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Short desc: World Cup 1990
Issuer: Italy
Date: 3/24/1990
Occasion: World Cup 1990
Consists of 36 stamps: (See stamps as list)
450(l) d=United States soccer emblem
450(l) d=Roma soccer emblem
450(l) d=Firenze stadium
450(l) d=Austria soccer emblem
450(l) d=Czechoslovakia soccer emblem
450(l) d=Italy soccer emblem
600(l) d=Cameroun soccer emblem
600(l) d=Romania soccer emblem
600(l) d=Bari stadium
600(l) d=Napoli stadium
600(l) d=Soviet Union soccer emblem
600(l) d=Argentina soccer emblem
650(l) d=Brazil soccer emblem
650(l) d=Costa Rica soccer emblem
650(l) d=Torino stadium
650(l) d=Genova stadium
650(l) d=Sweden soccer emblem
650(l) d=Scotland soccer emblem
700(l) d=United Arab Emirates soccer emblem
700(l) d=Yugoslavia soccer emblem
700(l) d=Colombia soccer emblem
700(l) d=Milano stadium
700(l) d=Bologna stadium
700(l) d=West Germany soccer emblem
800(l) d=Belgium soccer emblem
800(l) d=Uruguay soccer emblem
800(l) d=Verona stadium
800(l) d=Udine stadium
800(l) d=South Korea soccer emblem
800(l) d=Spain soccer emblem
1200l d=England soccer emblem
1200l d=Netherlands soccer emblem
1200l d=Cagliari stadium
1200l d=Palermo stadium
1200l d=Ireland soccer emblem
1200l d=Egypt soccer emblem
All are perf=14x13.25
Issues with this name: Albania, Angola (1989), Antigua (1989), Argentina, Aruba, Bangladesh, Belgium, Benin, Bhutan (1991), Bulgaria (1989), Burkina Faso, Cameroun, Central African Republic, Chile, Colombia, Comoro Islands, Republic of the Congo, Costa Rica, Djibouti, Dominica (1989), Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon (1989), Gambia, Grenada, Grenada Grenadines, Guinea, GuineaBissau (1989), Honduras, Indonesia, Italy, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Laos, Lesotho (1989), Libya, Liechtenstein, Madagascar (1989), Malawi, Mali, Malta, Mauritania (1989), Monaco, Mongolia, Montserrat, Nevis, New Caledonia, Nicaragua, Niger, Poland, Romania, Rwanda, St. Vincent (1989), St. Vincent Grenadines, El Salvador, San Marino, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Syria, Tanzania, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Virgin Islands (1989), Wallis & Futuna Islands, Yugoslavia, Zaire, Zambia
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