In the world of philately, few stamp issues captivate as much attention as the 1927 Express Letter stamps from Libya, a former Italian colony. This iconic set is not just a testament to Libya’s colonial postal history but also a coveted treasure for collectors due to its historical and philatelic significance. Historical Background The 1927 […]
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In 1966, Libya issued a series of postage stamps celebrating the Tuareg people, showcasing their rich cultural heritage and historical connection to the vast Sahara Desert. This set highlights the traditional lifestyle and resilience of this Berber group, whose identity is deeply intertwined with the landscape of North Africa. The Tuareg People The Tuareg, also
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The 1930 stamp set from Cyrenaica, a region in Libya, commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Istituto Agricolo Coloniale Italiano (Italian Colonial Agricultural Institute), established in Florence in 1904. This institution was a cornerstone in promoting agricultural development, vocational training, and colonial economic studies. The stamps celebrate the legacy of this pioneering institute during its
On October 20, 1911, Italian forces occupied Benghazi during the Italo-Turkish War, marking the beginning of Italian Libya. This conflict between the Kingdom of Italy and the Ottoman Empire was a relatively short but impactful war that reshaped the political and technological landscape of the 20th century. A Strategic Conflict The Italo-Turkish War, fought from
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