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A historic collection of 209 Palestine postage stamps
✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1928
British Mandate Postage Due - 4 Mils
This stamp highlights the administrative rigor and the multilingual identity of the British Mandate for Palestine during the early 1920s. The typographic illustration carries a message of institutional order and fiscal standardization, moving away from the simpler provisional designs of the immediate post-war years to a more formal, permanent aesthetic. In the Palestinian context, the most significant historical subject is the trilingual recognition of English, Arabic, and Hebrew, which was a core requirement of the League of Nations mandate. The inclusion of the Hebrew initials "(א״י)" for Eretz Yisrael following the name Palestine reflects a pivotal moment in the region's heritage and the evolving political institutions that sought to manage communal identities. As a "Postage Due" issue, the stamp symbolizes the maturity of the postal service, demonstrating a nature of precise bureaucratic control where even unpaid mail was integrated into a unified, internationally recognized economic and communications framework.
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Malaria Eradication Campaign (UAR Era)
Malaria Eradication Campaign (UAR Era)
Arab League Headquarters (UAR Era)
5th Anniversary of the Suez Withdrawal (UAR Era)
Victory Day Commemorative (UAR Era)
Education Day Commemorative (UAR Era)
United Nations Technical Assistance (UAR Era)
United Nations Technical Assistance (UAR Era)
Palestine Day Commemorative (UAR Era)
United Nations Technical Assistance (UAR Era)
World Refugee Year (UAR Era) - 35 millieme
World Refugee Year (UAR Era) - 10 millieme
Egyptian Industry and Manufacturing
King Tutankhamun - 10 millieme
Islamic Mosque Lamp (UAR Era)
Egyptian Woman and Cotton Harvest - 1 millieme
Queen Nefertiti Stamp Overprinted for Palestine - 55 millieme
Human Rights Day & René Cassin (UAR Era) - 35 millieme
Human Rights Day & René Cassin (UAR Era) - 10 millieme
Maritime Commerce & Shipping (UAR Era)
Egyptian Industry and Manufacturing
Struggle for Freedom (UAR Era)
Mosque of Ibn Tulun (UAR Era)
