Are you intrigued by how stamps capture moments in history and tell the stories of a nation’s evolution? The Iraq King Faisal I definitive stamp series, issued in 1931, is a remarkable reflection of Iraq’s monarchy and its aspirations during a formative period. These stamps are more than postal necessities—they are windows into an era […]
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Are you fascinated by the tiny pieces of art that travel the world on envelopes? Do you find joy in discovering the history, culture, and stories behind each postal stamp? This set of Abu Dhabi stamps, issued on June 3, 1972, offers a perfect example of how stamps can connect us to the past while
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The 1965 definitive stamps issued by Abu Dhabi feature one of the emirate’s most iconic cultural symbols: the falcon. Known for its importance in Emirati heritage, the falcon represents power, grace, and tradition. This beautiful set of three stamps highlights Abu Dhabi’s dedication to honoring its cultural identity while building its modern postal history. Overview
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The 2nd Anniversary of Accession stamps issued by Abu Dhabi in 1968 are a striking tribute to the leadership and development of the emirate during Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan’s early years as ruler. This commemorative set celebrates progress in infrastructure, aviation, and cultural heritage while honouring Sheikh Zayed’s vision for Abu Dhabi’s future.
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The definitive stamps issued by Abu Dhabi on March 30, 1964, are a fascinating chapter in the emirate’s postal history. These stamps, serving practical postal purposes, also offer a snapshot of the region’s culture and progress during a pivotal era. Overview of the Set This stamp series features striking designs and a range of denominations,
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Have you ever heard of a stamp that’s more than just a piece of paper? The Transatlantic Mass Formation Flight Stamp is a perfect example—a symbol of bravery, innovation, and history. This stamp doesn’t just tell a story; it connects us to a thrilling chapter in aviation’s golden age. Italo Balbo (1896–1940), a pioneering Italian
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On June 27, 1917, Italy made postal history by issuing the world’s first airmail stamp. This was a special delivery stamp overprinted with three lines to commemorate an experimental flight between Rome and Turin. The 25-centesimi special delivery stamp featured the image of King Victor Emmanuel III on the left and the word “EXPRESSO” on
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I wanted here to list the varieties listed in SG catalogue for this issue and compare with the Scott listing since from the first look into any collection, not many of the Scott catalogue users will be knowing that it might contain few rare varieties in his collection, the secret falls under knowing the perforation
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On October 25, 1964, Qatar issued a distinctive set of stamps to commemorate its participation in the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. This issuance marked a significant milestone in Qatar’s sports history, symbolizing its emerging presence on the global athletic stage. Historical Context The 1964 Tokyo Olympics were notable for being the first Games held in
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In 1965, Qatar joined the international effort to raise awareness about the preservation of Nubian monuments, a monumental task spearheaded by UNESCO to save endangered ancient Egyptian temples and landmarks from submersion caused by the construction of the Aswan High Dam. To commemorate this significant campaign, Qatar issued a beautiful series of stamps on January
