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Tunisia 1982 ITU Plenipotentiary Conference Nairobi Stamp

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Issue: Tunisia 1982 ITU Plenipotentiary Conference Nairobi Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 200 M (مليم) ,

Issue Date: 1982

Issued By: Tunisia Post

Tribute to Global Telecommunications:

In 1982 Tunisia issued a special commemorative stamp celebrating the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) Plenipotentiary Conference held in Nairobi Kenya. The stamp features a striking design that merges traditional Tunisian artistry with modern global communication themes. The artwork created by Aïcha Filali showcases an ornamental tower adorned with vibrant decorations symbolizing the foundation and expansion of telecommunications worldwide. The ITU logo a globe with network lines is prominently displayed representing global connectivity and international cooperation in telecommunications. Printed by Courvoisier a prestigious Swiss printing company the stamp reflects Tunisia commitment to technological progress and its active role in international discussions on telecommunication policies. This stamp remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in United Nations conferences global communication history and Tunisian philately.

A Symbol of Innovation and Unity:

Tunisia honored the 1982 ITU Plenipotentiary Conference with a stunning commemorative stamp issued by the Republic of Tunisia. With a face value of 200 millimes this postal issue highlights Tunisia participation in a historic international meeting that shaped the future of global telecommunications. The stamp blends modern and traditional elements featuring a stylized tower adorned with colorful dots symbolizing the interconnectivity of nations through telecommunications. The French and Arabic inscriptions on the stamp emphasize Tunisia multicultural identity and diplomatic engagement. The UIT logo reinforces the importance of the ITU’s mission to establish international telecommunication regulations. Tunisia Aïcha Filali designed the stamp and it was printed by Courvoisier renowned for its high quality philatelic productions. This stamp remains a sought after collectible representing Tunisia role in advancing global communication networks.

Celebrating the Evolution of Telecommunications:

Issued in 1982 Tunisia commemorative stamp recognizes the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference held in Nairobi. The stamp artistic design incorporates a decorative Tunisian structure with international symbols representing the merging of tradition with technological progress. The ITU emblem prominently placed on the stamp signifies the organization’s role in shaping modern communications. Tunisia active participation in shaping international telecommunication policies is symbolized in this issue designed by Aïcha Filali and printed by Courvoisier. The stamp is a must have for collectors interested in international cooperation telecommunications history and Tunisia philatelic contributions.

Egypt Hotel Meridien 1974 Stamp

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Issue: Egypt 1938 Maydoum Pyramid Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 11 M,

Issue Date: 1974

Issued By: Egypt Post

A Tribute to Luxury and Modernity:

Issued in 1974 the Hotel Meridien stamp from Egypt showcases the country commitment to tourism and architectural excellence. This rare and valuable postage stamp highlights the significance of the Le Meridien Hotel a prominent landmark representing modern hospitality in Cairo. The stamp features an artistic depiction of the hotel symbolizing the country rapid development in the tourism sector during the mid-20th century. It serves as an important collector item reflecting a time when Egypt was expanding its global appeal. With its vibrant colors and elegant design this stamp remains a sought after piece for philatelists who appreciate historical and cultural memorabilia.

A Philatelic Gem of Egyptian Tourism:

Stamp is a stunning tribute to the country thriving tourism industry. Released during an era of economic and cultural growth this stamp captures the grandeur of Le Méridien one of Egypt most prestigious hotels at the time. The issuance of this stamp not only promoted the hotel but also showcased Egypt as a world class travel destination. It remains a valuable addition to collections worldwide symbolizing a golden era of travel and luxury. The stamp intricate design and historical significance make it a must-have for enthusiasts passionate about Egyptian heritage and philately.

A Symbol of Hospitality and Heritage:

The 1974 Stamp is more than just a postal item it is a reflection of Egypt ambition to establish itself as a hub for international tourism. Featuring the elegant Le Meridien Hotel the stamp highlights the role of luxury accommodations in boosting Egypt economy. Issued as part of a broader effort to attract global visitors it carries historical significance representing a shift toward modern tourism development. this stamp remains a prized possession for collectors embodying the elegance and charm of Egypt hospitality industry in the 1970.

Greece Mythology 1986 Stamp

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Issue: Greece Mythology 1986 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Denominations: 32 Dr,

Issue Date: 1986

Issued By: Greece Post

Greek Mythology Comes to Life:

The 1986 Greece Mythology stamp series beautifully showcases the legendary tales of ancient Greece. Featuring gods heroes and mythological creatures, these stamps pay tribute to the rich folklore that shaped Western civilization. The intricate designs bring figures like Zeus Athena and Hercules to life capturing the essence of Greek mythology in a timeless philatelic masterpiece. This issue is a must-have for collectors fascinated by ancient legends and classical art.

A Collector Dream:

The 1986 stamp series is a stunning representation of Greece legendary past. Each stamp in the collection illustrates iconic moments from mythology including divine battles heroic deeds and mythical creatures. The detailed artwork reflects the artistic and cultural heritage of Greece making this series a prized possession for philatelists and mythology enthusiasts alike. Whether you admire the gods of Olympus or the epic tales of Greek heroes this stamp issue is a gateway into an ancient world of wonder.

Gods and Legends Immortalized:

Greek mythology has inspired art literature and philosophy for centuries, and in 1986 Greece honored its legendary past with a stunning mythology themed stamp series. Depicting Olympian gods mythical creatures and famous legends the series captures the essence of ancient Greek storytelling. With exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance these stamps serve as a miniature tribute to one of the world most enduring cultural legacies. A perfect addition for collectors passionate about mythology and history.

Guinea Bissau Henry Dunant Red Cross 1985 Stamp

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Issue: Guinea-Bissau Henry Dunant Red Cross 1985 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 40 P,

Issue Date: 1985

Issued By: Guinea-Bissau Post

Honoring Humanity:

The 1985 Guinea-Bissau stamp pays tribute to Henry Dunant the Swiss humanitarian and founder of the Red Cross. Dunant’s vision led to the creation of an international movement dedicated to providing aid in times of war and disaster. This commemorative stamp highlights his extraordinary contribution to humanitarian efforts reflecting the values of compassion relief and global unity. A must have for collectors interested in historical figures humanitarianism and Red Cross philately.

Celebrating a Humanitarian Legacy:

Issued in 1985 this Guinea-Bissau stamp honors Henry Dunant the man behind the founding of the International Red Cross Movement and the first ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. His efforts to assist wounded soldiers and advocate for humanitarian laws changed the course of history. The stamp design reflects the core mission of the Red Cross saving lives and alleviating suffering making it an essential collectible for those passionate about humanitarian work world history and philately.

A Tribute to Humanitarianism:

Stamp commemorates Henry Dunant the visionary who established the Red Cross an organization that has provided global humanitarian aid for over a century. His legacy of compassion medical assistance and advocacy for the Geneva Conventions remains a guiding force in international humanitarian efforts. This stamp is a remarkable piece for collectors who appreciate history philanthropy and the impact of one man dedication to helping others.

USA Alaska Highway Stamp

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Issue: USA Alaska Highway Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 29 C,

Issue Date: 1992

Issued By: United States Postal Service (USPS)

Celebrating an Engineering Marvel:

The Alaska Highway stamp commemorates one of the most remarkable engineering feats in American and Canadian history. Built during World War II the highway stretches over 1,300 miles connecting Dawson Creek British Columbia to Delta Junction Alaska. Originally constructed as a military supply route it later became a vital link for trade and travel. The stamp design captures the rugged beauty and strategic importance of this iconic roadway. For history buffs and collectors the Alaska Highway stamp serves as a tribute to perseverance innovation and the spirit of exploration.

Honoring a Historic Route:

The USA stamp was issued to recognize the significance of this crucial road built in 1942 under challenging conditions. Originally designed for military use during World War II the highway quickly became an essential passage for transportation and economic growth. The stamp artwork showcases the vast landscapes and pioneering spirit of those who constructed it. The Alaska Highway remains an iconic route for adventurers and travelers making this stamp a meaningful tribute to its history and importance.

A Tribute to Strength and Innovation:

Constructed during wartime to provide a secure transportation route the Alaska Highway stands as a testament to human determination and ingenuity. The USA Alaska Highway stamp highlights this remarkable achievement showcasing the scenic and strategic value of the road. Over the decades the highway has transformed from a military necessity into a major travel route connecting remote communities and fostering trade. The stamp serves as a reminder of the effort it took to build this crucial link between Alaska and the rest of North America.

Kingdom Of Morocco King Mohammed 3.25 Stamp

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Issue: Kingdom Of Morocco King Mohammed 3.25 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 48

Stamps Denomination: 3.25 د.م

Issue Date: 2006

Issued By: Morocco Post

A Rich Heritage and Cultural Significance:

The Kingdom of Morocco located in North Africa has a rich history that spans thousands of years blending Berber Arab and European influences. As one of the oldest kingdoms in the world Morocco is known for its cultural diversity stunning landscapes and historical landmarks. It is also renowned for its royal family with King Mohammed VI serving as the current monarch since 1999. The King has played a crucial role in the modernization and development of Morocco introducing social political and economic reforms to improve the country global standing.

The King Mohammed VI Commemorative Stamp:

In a special tribute to the Kingdom of Morocco and its monarch a commemorative stamp was issued with a value of 3.25 Moroccan Dirhams. This stamp featuring King Mohammed VI symbolizes both the monarchy role in the nation history and its modern transformation. The design of the stamp often incorporates elements reflecting Moroccan culture such as intricate architectural designs vibrant colors and references to the country heritage. Collectors and philatelists alike admire such stamps for their historical significance and aesthetic value.

A Symbol of Unity and Progress:

The release of a commemorative stamp featuring King Mohammed VI reflects not only the respect the nation has for its leader but also Morocco continuous progress on the global stage. Under the leadership of King Mohammed VI Morocco has strengthened its infrastructure diversified its economy and improved its diplomatic ties. The 3.25 stamp acts as a reminder of these achievements and the ongoing development of the Kingdom. This tribute honors both the King and the people of Morocco serving as a permanent mark of their unity culture and forward looking vision.

Bahrain Gulf Traffic Week 1984 Stamp

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Issue: Bahrain Gulf Traffic Week 1984 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Denominations: 50 Fils

Issue Date: 1984

Issued By: Bahrain Post

Introduction Gulf Traffic Week:

In 1984 Bahrain issued a special stamp to commemorate Gulf Traffic Week a regional event aimed at promoting road safety and traffic awareness across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The stamp was part of an initiative to raise public awareness about traffic regulations the importance of safe driving and the need for enhanced road safety measures. The Gulf Traffic Week held annually across the GCC served as a platform to educate the public on responsible road behavior and to reduce traffic-related accidents in the region. Bahrain 1984 stamp played a key role in supporting this message.

Design and Symbolism:

The Gulf Traffic Week designed specifically for this event showcased vibrant graphics and imagery reflecting Bahrain commitment to improving road safety. The stamp featured depictions of vehicles traffic signs and other elements related to road safety emphasizing the importance of order and structure in managing traffic. The design was created to capture the essence of Bahrain active role in the regional efforts to reduce road accidents and to promote safer driving practices. Through this visual the stamp helped convey he significance of the Gulf Traffic Week campaign and its focus on community engagement.

Cultural and Philatelic:

Gulf Traffic Week stamp holds both cultural and philatelic significance for Bahrain. As part of an important regional campaign the stamp symbolizes the country’s active participation in addressing traffic-related challenges and improving road safety across the Arabian Gulf. For collectors, it represents a unique piece of Bahrain’s postal history while also highlighting the nation commitment to public welfare and safety. Beyond its value as a collectible item the stamp serves as a reminder of Bahrain role in regional cooperation for social issues underscoring the importance of public education campaigns in fostering safer communities.

Chile Regular Flights Santiago to Easter Island Tahiti 1971 Stamp

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Issue: Chile Regular Flights Santiago to Easter Island Tahiti 1971 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 2.35 E,

Issue Date: 1971

Issued By: Chile Post

Celebrates Regular Flights:

In 1971 Chile issued a commemorative postage stamp marking the establishment of regular flights connecting Santiago Easter Island and Tahiti. This milestone was a significant achievement in aviation history enhancing air travel across the Pacific and strengthening Chile connections with remote island territories. The flights operated by LAN Chile (now LATAM Airlines) played a crucial role in improving transportation and trade as well as boosting tourism between South America and the Pacific region.

The stamp’s design likely featured an aircraft flying over the Pacific symbolizing the importance of these new air routes. Easter Island one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth benefited greatly from these flights as they provided a lifeline for residents and increased accessibility for visitors interested in its famous Moai statues. The 1971 stamp remains an important historical artifact commemorating Chile progress in aviation and international connectivity.

Connecting Continents:

Chile took a major step in aviation history in 1971 by launching regular commercial flights linking Santiago Easter Island, and Tahiti. This crucial route not only connected South America with the remote Polynesian islands but also reinforced Chile presence in the Pacific. To celebrate this achievement a special postage stamp was issued capturing the significance of this new air corridor.

The stamp likely depicted an aircraft in flight over the Pacific Ocean with possible imagery of Easter Island Moai statues or tropical island landscapes. These flights were essential for the economic and cultural ties between Chile and Polynesia fostering tourism and diplomatic relations. this stamp is a prized collectible representing a key moment in Chilean aviation history and Pacific connectivity.

Chile Pacific Air Bridge:

In 1971 Chile issued a special stamp commemorating the launch of regular flights connecting Santiago Easter Island and Tahiti. This new route was a breakthrough in transoceanic air travel providing a crucial link between South America and the Pacific Islands. Easter Island a Chilean territory located over 3,500 kilometers from the mainland greatly benefited from these flights as they facilitated transportation tourism and trade.

The stamp likely showcased an airplane soaring over the Pacific, highlighting Chile expanding aviation capabilities. This commemorative issue remains a significant piece of philatelic history symbolizing Chile growing role in international air travel.

Bahrain Gulf Traffic Week 1984 Stamp

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Issue: Bahrain Gulf Traffic Week 1984 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Denominations: 50 Fils

Issue Date: 1984

Issued By: Bahrain Post

Introduction Gulf Traffic Week:

In 1984 Bahrain issued a special stamp to commemorate Gulf Traffic Week a regional event aimed at promoting road safety and traffic awareness across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The stamp was part of an initiative to raise public awareness about traffic regulations, the importance of safe driving and the need for enhanced road safety measures. The Gulf Traffic Week held annually across the GCC served as a platform to educate the public on responsible road behavior and to reduce traffic-related accidents in the region. Bahrain 1984 stamp played a key role in supporting this message.

Design and Symbolism:

The stamp designed specifically for this event showcased vibrant graphics and imagery reflecting Bahrain commitment to improving road safety. The stamp featured depictions of vehicles traffic signs and other elements related to road safety emphasizing the importance of order and structure in managing traffic. The design was created to capture the essence of Bahrain active role in the regional efforts to reduce road accidents and to promote safer driving practices. Through this visual the stamp helped convey the significance of the Gulf Traffic Week campaign and its focus on community engagement.

Cultural and Philatelic Significance of the Gulf Traffic Week:

The 1984 Gulf Traffic Week stamp holds both cultural and philatelic significance for Bahrain. As part of an important regional campaign the stamp symbolizes the country active participation in addressing traffic related challenges and improving road safety across the Arabian Gulf. it represents a unique piece of Bahrain postal history while also highlighting the nation commitment to public welfare and safety. Beyond its value as a collectible item the stamp serves as a reminder of Bahrain role in regional cooperation for social issues underscoring the importance of public education campaigns in fostering safer communities.

Tunisia 25m 1959 Stamp

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Issue: Tunisia 25m 1959 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 25 M

Issue Date: 1959

Issued By: Tunisia Post

The Historical Significance of Stamp:

The stamp issued by Tunisia stands as an important marker in the country post independence history. Released shortly after Tunisia gained independence from French colonial rule in 1956 the stamp reflects the nation pride and progress. The 25 millime stamp a common denomination in Tunisia postal system at the time was part of a series that depicted national symbols commemorative events and the country emerging identity. Its design featuring a blend of traditional motifs and modern elements captures the spirit of a country on the rise eager to establish its presence on the global stage and assert its sovereignty.

Symbolism and Design:

The design of stamp is a compelling representation of the country national identity. Featuring a vivid depiction of Tunisia rich cultural and historical heritage the stamp encapsulates the essence of a newly independent nation. The elements used in its design highlight Tunisia deep rooted connection to its ancient past while embracing the future. The series which also included stamps featuring various architectural landmarks landscapes and symbols of progress underscored Tunisia desire to carve out its place in the international community. The 25m stamp was not only a means of communication but also a symbol of Tunisia national pride during a transformative era.

A Tribute to National Pride:

Issued as part of Tunisia post independence stamp collection the 25m 1959 stamp embodies the country growing sense of national pride and independence. The stamp design though simple in denomination carried a powerful message marking Tunisia emergence as a sovereign state. The use of traditional colors combined with the clear reflection of Tunisia rich history and cultural identity made the stamp a point of pride for its citizens. For collectors it serves as a valuable piece of history offering a glimpse into Tunisia early years of independence while for Tunisians it represents a symbol of the nation resilience and newfound autonomy in the modern world.