The past is a foreign country, they do things different there. 01 Mar 2012 07:25:50pm
Alas, dear reader, despite several hours of internet trolling, I am stymied at fully identifying this Lithuania CINDERELLA:
My command of the Lithuanian language is abysmally low but this cinderella appears to have been issued
by the Lithuanian Central Committee of the Americas (claimed, at the height of the Cold War, by the American CIA to be a "communist front") and costing 50¢ (Lithuanian tax). At least that's how I interpret it.
My other guess is that there may be similar Lithuania cinderellas with other denominations.Does any viewer have more information? Or can direct me to a reference or website with information?
John Derry
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"Much happiness is overlooked because it doesn't cost anything. "
I received information about the stamp: This is a Fiscal Stamp issued in U.S.A. for the Lithuan Fiscal Commitee with a tax of 0.50 cents. In the image appear Vytautas, he was a great Medieval hero. Soon I will receive more data about this stamp and confirmation (I hope).
Hello John!