CAMEROON

125fr: the national flag is featured on this 2010 issue

CAMEROON

50fr: this 1990 issue celebrated the 40th anniv. of the UN Development Programme

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1000fr: this large format anniv. issue of Cameroon's independence shows the national flag and an early stamp issued shortly after gaining independence in 1960

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250fr: this large format airmail issue celebrates the World Cup, which was held in U.S. in 1994

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200fr: this large format art issue shows a stunning work by the classic German artist Albrecht Durer

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40 fr: WWF Issue of 1988 showing the Drill, a primate species known only from the tropical forests of NW Cameroon, eastern Nigeria and the island of Bioko (Equatorial Guinea). The forest habitat that the Drill needs to survive is threatened by deforestation throughout its range. This species is sexually dimorphic, with males growing to almost twice the size as females.

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70fr: this 1986 cultural issue features a bronze statuette

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200fr: this World Cup Soccer issue of 1982 shows the national teams and flags of Cameroon and Algeria

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50fr: this 1980 staple crops issue shows bananas, a common foodsource in rural Africa

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60fr: the Giraffe is seen on this fauna issue; in Cameroon this species can be seen in the savannah region, including Waza National Park

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100fr: this 1987 issue shows an insect species harmful to local cacao production

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100fr: Pineapple production is featured on this 1998 crops issue

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250fr: this 1998 issue celebrates the participation of Cameroon's "Lions" soccer team in 4 World Cup matches

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100fr: this WWF issue from 1988 shows an adult Drill with an infant. This primate native to Cameroon, Nigeria and Equ. Guinea and highly endangered.

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250fr: this 2009 issue shows Pope Benedict with President Biya, and commemorates a state visit

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60fr: this songbird is most likely a forest warbler spp.

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125fr: this overprinted issue shows a local variety of sheep raised in forest zones

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250fr: the national soccer team of Cameroon, the Indomitable Lions are the theme of this 2002 stamp, which also features longtime Pres. Paul Biya

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50fr, 60fr: Two fauna issues from 1980 show the lowland gorilla and rhinoceros, both endangered species in Cameroon

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100fr: Innoculations as a public health strategy are promoted on this issue; the backdrop is the colorful flag of Cameroon