Overseas Vehicle Stamps - 18 pieces + 1 piece

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These are 19 used, foreign transportation stamps.
They were treasured by a family member, but due to amateur storage, there are age-related discolorations.
We are listing them in the hope that they may be useful to stamp enthusiasts.
Please check the photos for condition.

Photos, from left to right...
① 18 transportation stamps

② Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the opening of domestic flights in Romania around 1976
Top: Douglas DC-3
Bottom: Romania's first civilian transport aircraft, I.C.A.R. Comercial

③ Part of an aircraft series issued in Grenada and the Grenadines in 1976
Top: Piper Apache
Middle: Beechcraft Twin Bonanza
Bottom: Same as above

④ Part of a 75th Anniversary of Zeppelin Airships series issued in Nicaragua in 1977
Top: Airship in hangar
Middle: Airship and hangar/construction scene
Bottom: Zeppelin Schwaben airship flying against a blue sky

⑤ Issued in Poland in the 1960s-70s
Top: One stamp from the Traffic Safety series issued in 1969. Features headlights illuminating oncoming traffic, intended to promote switching to low beams.
Middle: Syrena 104, a popular domestic small car, issued in 1976 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Warsaw Automobile Factory.
Bottom: Warsaw M20, the first mass-produced car in Poland after the war.

⑥ Part of a Romanian Automotive Industry series issued in 1975
Top: Off-road vehicle manufactured by ARO (Romania)
Middle: Tanker truck manufactured by Roman
Bottom: Microbus of the TV brand

⑦ Part of a set of 6 types depicting passenger cars, trucks, buses, etc. representative of the Polish People's Republic era
1st row: Polski Fiat 125p, a national passenger car manufactured in Poland under license from Italy's Fiat.
2nd row: Polski Fiat 126p, a compact car affectionately known as Maluch (little one).
3rd row: JELCZ 316, a truck manufactured by JELCZ in Poland.
4th row: Bus manufactured with technical cooperation from France's Berliet.

《Special Feature》
⑧ One stamp from the 100th Anniversary of Vladimir Lenin's Birth series
Issued in the former Soviet Union in 1970 to celebrate the achievements of the Soviet space program at the time.

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