Issue:      Bahrain 10 Fils Charity 1965 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Denominations:       10 Fils

Issue Date:      1965

Issued By:      Bahrain Post

Introduction Charity Stamp (1965):

In 1965 Bahrain issued a special Charity stamp as part of its efforts to support social welfare and humanitarian causes. This stamp was introduced to raise funds for charitable initiatives reflecting Bahrain commitment to community development and social support. Charity stamps which include a surcharge in addition to the regular postal fee have been used worldwide to generate revenue for various public welfare projects. The issuance of the 10 Fils Charity stamp underscored Bahrain dedication to aiding those in need and fostering a culture of giving within the nation.

Design and Symbolism:

The Bahrain 10 Fils Charity stamp featured a design that emphasized themes of generosity community support and national unity. It likely incorporated Bahraini national symbols such as the flag or the country coat of arms along with imagery representing social welfare and humanitarian aid. The color scheme and artistic details were carefully chosen to highlight the importance of charitable contributions in building a stronger society. By using this stamp for postage individuals not only facilitated communication but also contributed to a noble cause making it a meaningful piece of Bahrain philatelic history.

Philatelic and Social :

The 10 Fils Charity stamp of 1965 holds great value in both philatelic and historical contexts. As one of Bahrain early charity stamps it represents the country efforts to integrate social responsibility into its postal system. For collectors this stamp is a significant and rare find as charity stamps are often issued in limited quantities and for specific causes. Beyond its monetary wort the stamp serves as a reminder of Bahrain commitment to social welfare and the importance of community driven initiatives. It stands  as a symbol of how postal services can be used not just for communication but also as a tool for national development and humanitarian aid.