On 19 October 1968, Lebanon issued a stunning set of five airmail stamps to commemorate the 19th Olympic Games held in Mexico City. These stamps, designed by M. Porada, showcase a blend of Aztec cultural motifs and modern Olympic sports, reflecting the host country’s heritage and the international spirit of the Games. Denominations, Colours, and […]
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On 26 November 1955, Iraq issued a three-stamp set to commemorate the 6th Arab Engineers’ Conference held in Baghdad. The set honours the role of engineers in nation-building and highlights Iraq’s aspirations toward modernization during the reign of King Faisal II. Printed by Bradbury Wilkinson, these stamps capture Iraq’s industrial and infrastructural advancements in the
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On 22 July 1966, Iraq issued a beautiful three-stamp set to commemorate the birthday of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him). This set celebrates Islamic culture and history with a design that incorporates traditional motifs and Arabic calligraphy. Printed by De La Rue, the set stands out for its vibrant colours and intricate details. Design
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On 3 December 1965, Iraq issued a three-stamp set to commemorate the introduction of the Hawker Siddeley Trident 1E Airliner into Iraqi Airways’ fleet. This set highlights Iraq’s embrace of modern aviation and reflects the country’s efforts to connect with the world through advanced transportation. Printed by Photo Courvoisier, this issue is a vibrant celebration
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On 1 November 1949, Iraq issued a set of three stamps to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Universal Postal Union (UPU). The set reflects Iraq’s recognition of the vital role played by the UPU in fostering international cooperation in postal services. The stamps were printed by Bradbury Wilkinson, a respected printing house known for
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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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On 4 January 1964, Pope Paul VI became the first pope in modern history to visit the Holy Land, a journey of immense religious and historical significance. To commemorate this unprecedented occasion, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued a stunning set of four stamps. This set not only celebrated the visit but also highlighted Jordan’s
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In 1960, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued a stunning three-stamp set to commemorate the official visit of the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, to Jordan. This diplomatic event symbolized the strengthening of ties between Jordan and Iran during a period of significant political and regional cooperation. The stamp set, printed by Litho Enschedé,
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On 1 October 1953, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan issued a remarkable stamp set to commemorate the enthronement of King Hussein. This event marked the beginning of a reign that would span over four decades, shaping Jordan’s modern identity and regional role. The stamp set, designed and printed by De La Rue, is both a
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