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English: The set of the postage stamps "Protect the Kinmen and Matsu Postage Stamps", issued on 3rd, September, 1959 in the Republic of China.
中文(臺灣):中華民國境內發行的郵票「保衛金馬」,於1959年9月3日軍人節發行。
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