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Var: this 1970 sheetlet features transport, with a background showing the lovely Duque de Branganca Falls, and commemorates 100 years of postage stamps.

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K27, K45: this pair is from a 2oo3 issue featuring the Sable Antelope, a national symbol of Angola

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Kw300,000: this WWF inflationary issue shows the Lesser Flamingo, a wide-ranging species

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Se-tenant sheet: this wildlife and birds issue features both large mammals and forest bird species

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3 NKz: Giraffes at sunset are shown in this Iona National Park issue

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Kw 23: this 1990 issue features traditional architecture of Angola, showing the strong influence of Portuguese styles from the colonial period

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Kz 8: this 1990 ornamental flora issue shows garden flowers such as marigolds, and commemorates the Belgica Stamp Expo

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Kz 100,000: this 1998 inflation-era issue shows a savannah lion surveying his habitat

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27e: this colorful 2004 issue celebrates the story of Christmas with the three wise men crossing a star-filled desert

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30kw: this 2001 issue celebrates Africa Day, showing a colorful collage of modern and traditional cultural symbols

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K100: this colorful stamp shows a Precis species, and appeared in a 1981 butterflies issue.

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3,50 this issue shows a massive rock formation at Pedras Negras

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27kw this issue shows traditions and cauris (decorative shells used in adornment) and commerates the Bank of Angola

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35 new kwanzas. Lobito Bay, from a 1991 landscape issue. This bay is located in central Angola and is one of Africa's finest natural harbors. It serves as the terminus of the Benguela railway.

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10,000 New Kwanzas: village life of the I Kung ethnic group. Alternatively called the San in other parts of southern Africa, this group of nomadic group is also known as Bushmen. They have been the subject of much anthropological study, particularly since several countries tried to enforce sedentary farming arrangements in recent decades to counter traditional cross-border migration.

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22 kw: The African Spoonbill is a widespread resident of wetlands across Africa and Madagascar, nesting in colonies in tall trees and feeding on molluscs, fish and amphibians.

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5k: Cuango River landscape: this river originates in the highlands of central Angola, and flows northward, forming the border with the Dem. Rep. of Congo. It flows for a total of 1,100 km before emptying into the Kasai River.

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Butterflies

3.50, 15 kwanza

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1980 Sunflower: kw 7.50