..1965 Russian Astronauts. ..1965 19th Anniv (1964) of U.N. ..1965 Air. Olympic Games, Tokyo (3rd issue). ..1965 Deir Yassin Massacre. ..1965 Army Day. 01.06.1965 Arab Volleyball Championships. ..1965 1st Death Anniv of Pres. Kennedy. ..1965 1st Anniv of Pope Paul’s Visit to the Holy Land. 22.06.1965 Air. Jerash Antiquities. ..1965 New York World’s Fair. […]
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15.01.1956 1st Arab Postal Congress, Amman. ..1958 Temple of Artemis, Jerash – Airmail. With watermark. 15.12.1958 10th Anniv of Declaration of Human Rights. 03.06.1959 King Hussein Definitives. Centres in black. 22.03.1960 Inaug of Arab League Centre, Cairo. 07.04.1960 World Refugee Year. 15.05.1960 Visit of Shah of Iran. 01.05.1961 Inaug of Jordanian Petroleum Refinery. 15.10.1961
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1.11.1927 New Currency. Wmk Mult Script CA. 1.09.1928 New Constitution of 20 February 1928. Optd with T 24 by Atwood, Morris & Co, Cairo. 1.04.1930 Locust Campaign. Optd as T 27 by Whitehead, Morris & Co, Alexandria. 1.06.1930 Wmk Mult Script CA. P 14. 01.02.1933 Pictorial Issue of Transjordan. Wmk Mult Script CA. 18.05.1942
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..1920 T 3 of Palestine optd with T 1. ..1920 Issued at Kerak. Handstamped. Manuscript initials “AK” in violet. ..1922 Nos. 1/19 additionally handstamped with steel dies at Amman as T 2 or 3. ..1922 T 3 of Palestine similarly surch. ..1922 Stamps of 1920 handstamped with a steel die as T 4 in
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Introduction Jordan, a nation located at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, boasts a rich history steeped in cultural and historical significance. Known for its ancient monuments, vibrant cities, and pivotal role in Middle Eastern history, Jordan also holds a unique place in the world of philately. Its postal heritage reflects the country’s journey
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On February 1, 1933, Transjordan released an extraordinary set of postage stamps showcasing its rich historical and cultural landmarks. Known as the Pictorial Issue, this set comprises 14 visually striking stamps, each featuring a unique vignette of significant sites or figures. Designed with exquisite detail, these stamps were printed by Bradbury Wilkinson using the recess
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In 1964, the Kingdom of Jordan commemorated the second birthday of Crown Prince Abdullah bin Al-Hussein with a beautiful set of postage stamps. These stamps not only marked the early years of a future monarch but also stand as a significant part of Jordanian philatelic history. The set consists of three vibrantly designed stamps, each
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The story of Transjordan’s postal history is deeply intertwined with its unique political and cultural trajectory. From the Ottoman Empire to the British Mandate and the establishment of Jordan as a sovereign nation, the evolution of its postal services reflects the region’s dynamic history. The Ottoman Era (1516–1918) For centuries, Transjordan was part of the
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On 14 September 1966, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued a beautiful and spiritually significant set of 14 stamps and a miniature sheet to commemorate the Stations of the Cross, also known as the Via Dolorosa. This release, designed by V. Whiteley and printed by Photo Harrison, visually narrates the Passion of Christ through vivid,
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On 26 December 1966, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued a beautiful three-stamp set to commemorate Christmas. This release captures key moments from the biblical narrative of the birth and early life of Jesus Christ. The set, designed by Photo Harrison, includes vivid depictions of sacred scenes, blending religious significance with artistic excellence. Additionally, the
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