Ministry of Post and Telegraphs Building<\/p>\n
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Colombia<\/p>\n
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Surtax for Construction of Communication Building<\/p>\n
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Michel CO Z16<\/p>\n
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Click para ver variantes<\/p>\n
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Edificios | Oficinas de Correos<\/p>\n
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1940<\/p>\n
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30 x 23 mm<\/p>\n
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Violeta oscuro<\/p>\n
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Sin Marca de agua<\/p>\n
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Imprenta Nacional, Bogot\u00e1<\/p>\n
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Sello<\/p>\n
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Impuestos Postales<\/p>\n
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12\u00bd<\/p>\n
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Litograf\u00eda offset<\/p>\n
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1 c – Centavo Colombiano<\/p>\n
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39% Precisi\u00f3n: Media<\/p>\n
Descripci\u00f3n:<\/p>\n
The building is located in the ancient estates of the convent of Santo Domingo, which\u00b4s structure had been affected by the earthquake of 1917 and was demolished in 1939. At first it was called the Palace of Communications, a six-storey building, designed by Hernando Gonz\u00e1lez Varon and Bruno Violi. It was inaugurated in 1944. On its western side, nowadays the building houses the monument to Manuel Murillo Toro, which was inaugurated on January 1, 1920 in Bogota’s Independence Park, but then moved to the building. Today the building is known as Manuel Murillo toro Building.<\/p>\n