Issue:        Eritrea Map & Flag 1994 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:      3 Birr,

Issue Date:       1994

Issued By:      Eritrea Post

The Birth of a Nation:

The stamp featuring the national map and flag is more than just a piece of paper it is a proud emblem of independence and sovereignty. Issued on May 24 1994 this stamp marks the first anniversary of Eritreas liberation after a long and difficult struggle for freedom. Designed by Abraham Megos it displays the Eritrean flag boldly waving over the map of the nation. The 3 Birr denomination highlights its value at the time but the historical value is far greater. This stamp reminds every citizen of the victory and sacrifice made to achieve peace and unity. It holds a place in history for collectors around the world symbolizing the emergence of a new African nation. The design speaks to resilience culture and the vibrant hope that defined Eritreas new chapter in 1994. It remains one of the most iconic stamps ever issued in Eritrean history.

Flag and Map:

Featuring the national flag and map was issued to celebrate one year of independence making it a major milestone in the country history. This stamp was released on May 24 1994 and carries the value of 3 Birr. Designed by Abraham Megos the artwork blends national symbolism with a strong sense of pride and progress. The bright yellow map behind the fluttering red green and blue flag captures Eritrea newly found identity after decades of conflict and colonization. It is not just a postal stamp but a visual story of freedom and hope. Used across the country it connected families friends and officials while reminding everyone of the price paid for peace. Collectors admire this issue for its powerful message and clean design. Today it stands as a tribute to the Eritrean people and their journey to independence making it an important collectible piece of African philatelic history.

Celebrating Eritrean:

Issued in 1994 to mark Eritrea first year of independence this 3 Birr stamp stands tall as a tribute to national pride and cultural identity. The stamp boldly presents the Eritrean flag in motion across the map of the newly formed nation a design created by Abraham Megos. The date of issue May 24 1994 is significant as it celebrates the official recognition of Eritrea as a sovereign state. The stamp reflects resilience strength and the beginning of self rule following years of conflict. It speaks not only to the people of Eritrea but to the global community about the power of perseverance. The colors of the flag radiate energy while the golden yellow outline of the country reminds us of its unique geography. This stamp has since become a favorite among collectors historians and patriots who recognize its role in symbolizing freedom. It remains a powerful and inspiring piece in Eritrean philately.