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Belgium Balloon

 
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rlorenz
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Belgium Balloon stamp, looks like a scientific balloon perhaps a weather balloon.
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I think your right Rick

Perhaps a weather balloon

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this was actually a manned flight. This series of stamps (3) was to commemorate Professor A. Picard's two ascents to the stratosphers

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this was actually a manned flight. This series of stamps (3) was to commemorate Professor A. Picard's two ascents to the stratosphers


Picard! If Star Trek were true, the captain of the USS Stargazer could have been a descendant. Or was the Picard name chosen because of the professor's flight into the stratosphere?
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Ziggy

Thanks for the history lesson !
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rick l
APS# 214326, I.S.G.C.# 979
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