New Azerbaijan postage stamps 2015. Modern architecture. Joint issue of Azerbaijan and Russia.

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Modern architecture. Joint issue of Azerbaijan and Russia.
N 1226 - 60 qapik – There are pictured the “Maiden tower” in the foreground and the “Flame Towers” on a background in the Baku city on the stamp. 
N 1227 - 60 qapik – There are pictured the “Moscow Kremlin” in the foreground and “Moscow-City” on a background in the Moscow city on the stamp.


source: www.azermarka.az

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