FDC Envelope 1966 WHO New Headquarters Building Casablanca Stamps

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Illustrated First Day Cover (FDC) bearing two stamps cancelled in Casablanca, issued for the inauguration of the new WHO headquarters building in 1966. Blue and red printed visual representing the building, with inscriptions in French and Arabic. The stamps feature matching architectural motifs and legible "Premier Jour d'Émission" (First Day of Issue) postmarks.

Condition: Used item, sold as is. The envelope shows some minor signs of wear visible in the photo, with no apparent tears.

Did you know? FDCs commemorate specific events and are prized for their first-day postmark, here associated with WHO and the city of Casablanca.

Perfect as an original gift or for decorating a workspace, or for anyone who appreciates philately or postal history.

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