commemorative , auch: commemoratory

Since 1993, it has also been occasionally used for commemorative issues.

There has also been set a commemorative stone in that place.

A commemorative site is available several miles up the highway.

There are only three commemorative stamps of 1941, not six.

A commemorative blue plaque can be seen on the wall.

From 1963 on, commemorative and special issues started to appear more frequently.

A commemorative blue plaque was put on the house in 1951.

This is perhaps because children are the main target of the commemorative campaign.

A commemorative plaque to this can be found on the north side of the building.

"It's going to take a lot of commemorative stuff to make me break even," he said.

The last publication was a commemorative issue in June 1944.

However, the park contains a commemorative example of the mission.

So too are the commemorative half dollars, many of which went into circulation.

"That is why the commemorative ceremonies this year are so important to all of us."

A commemorative plaque can be seen at the house no. 30 where he lived.

In any case, it is considered by some as America's first commemorative stamp.

There is a commemorative plaque on the lot where his house used to stand.

Commemorative events usually begin in the afternoon on the previous day.

In addition states may provide commemorative plates as a standard issue.

In 2002, a commemorative coin was released for the same.

A commemorative plaque was later put up near the spot.

The audience for this occasion also heard the other three commemorative works.

There are now over 200 of these commemorative shoes on its walls.

A commemorative stone recalls his visit on May 28, 1861.

A commemorative book was also released to mark the anniversary.