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Embroidery, printed

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Sheet of four different stamps, each depicting flower embroidery or printed designs from four different regions: Draganic, Primorje, Medimurje and Posavina.
Title: Embroidery, printed
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Sheet of four different stamps, each depicting flower embroidery or printed designs from four different regions: Draganic, Primorje, Medimurje and Posavina.

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