Category - Royalty

Embark on a regal philatelic journey through the captivating world of royalty with postage stamps dedicated to monarchs and royal families! Discover the majestic lineage, rich history, and enduring symbols of royalty through these captivating stamps. From the classic issues featuring kings and queens from around the world to the modern commemoratives celebrating royal weddings, coronations, and milestones, explore the wonders of royalty through philately. Collect these remarkable stamps, delve into the stories of royal dynasties, and immerse yourself in the captivating world of royal stamp collecting. Let the stamps transport you to the grand palaces, ceremonial occasions, and the pageantry associated with monarchies. Start your collection today and embark on a royal stamp adventure that will evoke a sense of awe, honor the traditions of royalty, and invite you to explore the fascinating lives of kings, queens, and royal families throughout history.

Morocco King Hassan II Coat of Arms 1973 Stamp

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Issue: Morocco King Hassan II Coat of Arms 1973 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 0.50 MAD د.م

Issue Date: 1973

Issued By: Morocco Post

A Regal Emblem:

The King Hassan II Coat of Arms stamp is a powerful representation of Moroccan heritage sovereignty, and royal authority. Featuring the official Coat of Arms this stamp symbolizes national pride unity and the leadership of King Hassan II. The intricate design incorporates key elements including the Atlas Mountains the royal crown the rising sun and the star and crescent all representing Morocco deep history and bright future. A significant piece for collectors interested in royalty heraldic emblems and Moroccan philately.

Celebrating Monarchy and Nationhood:

Issued in 1973 this Moroccan Coat of Arms stamp honors the monarchy and its role in preserving Morocco stability and cultural heritage. The design reflects the strength and unity of the kingdom with traditional symbols representing power faith and national identity. King Hassan II reign was marked by modernization and national pride making this stamp a reflection of an important era in Moroccan history. It’s an essential collectible for those fascinated by royal stamps North African history and symbolic national emblems.

A Stamp of Sovereignty:

The Morocco 1973 stamp is a stunning tribute to the nation monarchy and enduring strength. Featuring a richly detailed royal crest this stamp embodies Morocco past present and future under the leadership of King Hassan II. As a symbol of national unity and governance this issue holds great significance in Moroccan philately. It’s a prized addition for collectors passionate about monarchical themes heraldic stamps and African postal history.

Morocco Hassan II Coat of Arms 1973 Stamp

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Issue: Morocco Hassan II Coat of Arms 1973 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 0.25 MAD د.م

Issue Date: 1973

Issued By: Morocco Post

A Symbol of National Identity:

The 1973 Morocco Coat of Arms stamp is a tribute to the nation heritage sovereignty and royal legacy. Featuring the official Moroccan Coat of Arms this stamp symbolizes strength unity and the guiding leadership of King Hassan II. The intricate design showcases key national symbols including the Atlas Mountains the rising sun and the royal crown representing Morocco rich history and bright future. A must-have for collectors interested in royalty heraldry and Moroccan philately.

Honoring a Nation:

Issued in 1973 this Moroccan stamp highlights the monarchy enduring presence and the country national pride. The Coat of Arms displayed on the stamp features elements that reflect Morocco culture geography and royal heritage including the crescent moon and pentagram which signify faith and guidance. This commemorative issue is a significant collectible for those passionate about African history monarchy themed stamps and national symbols in philately.

Royal Legacy in Philately:

The 1973 stamp represents the strength and continuity of the Moroccan monarchy under King Hassan II. The stamp regal design embodies Morocco historical roots and its vision for the future with symbols of power faith and leadership. As an important part of Morocco postal history this stamp is an excellent addition for collectors focusing on royalty heraldic emblems and North African philately.

Tunisia Princess Elyssa 2004 Stamp

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Issue: Tunisia Princess Elyssa 2004 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 600 M (مليم),

Issue Date: 2004

Issued By: Tunisia Post

Honoring the Legendary Founder of Carthage:

Princess Elyssa Stamp pays tribute to one of the most legendary figures in North African history Princess Elyssa also known as Queen Dido the founder of ancient Carthage. This stamp celebrates her enduring legacy depicting her as a powerful and visionary leader who established one of the greatest civilizations of the ancient world. Elyssa story is one of resilience and determination as she fled Tyre modern day Lebanon and led her people to North Africa where she laid the foundation for Carthage rise. Through this stamp Tunisia honors the historical significance of Princess Elyssa showcasing her as a symbol of leadership courage and heritage.

The Legacy of Princess Elyssa:

Issued in 2004 the Princess Elyssa Stamp highlights Tunisia rich historical and cultural heritage by commemorating the legendary Phoenician princess. Elyssa journey from Tyre to North Africa and her role in founding Carthage make her one of the most iconic female figures in history. The stamp features artistic elements that reflect her noble status and the influence she had in shaping Tunisia early history. Her story which blends history and mythology has been immortalized in literature particularly in Virgil Aeneid. This stamp serves as a reminder of the powerful role women played in shaping civilizations and stands as a proud representation of Tunisia Phoenician roots.

The Mother of Carthage:

Tunisia Stamp is a stunning tribute to the legendary queen who established one of the most influential ancient civilizations Carthage. The stamp captures the essence of her journey and her visionary leadership emphasizing the strength and intelligence that enabled her to create a thriving city. As a symbol of resilience and wisdom Princess Elyssa remains an integral part of Tunisian identity. Through this beautifully designed stamp Tunisia honors its Phoenician heritage ensuring that the remarkable story of Carthage founder continues to inspire generations to come.

Egypt king Psusennes I Stamp

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Issue: Egypt king Psusennes I Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 125 PT,

Issue Date: 2002

Issued By: Egypt Post

A Glimpse into Ancient Egypt Royalty:

In the fascinating world of ancient Egypt few discoveries capture the imagination like the recent finding of Psusennes I royal stamp. This remarkable artifact offers a rare and tangible link to the reign of one of Egypt most intriguing pharaohs. Psusennes I ruled during the 21st Dynasty a time often overshadowed by the grandeur of the New Kingdom yet his reign was significant in shaping Egypt history. The stamp, engraved with his name and royal symbols was likely used for sealing documents and signifying royal authority.

Psusennes I Legacy Through Artifacts:

Psusennes I who ruled from around 1047 to 1001 BCE is often remembered for his role in maintaining the stability of Egypt after the decline of the powerful Middle Kingdom. Unlike other pharaohs who sought grand monuments Psusennes I focused on preserving Egypt rich cultural and religious heritage. Artifacts like his stamp are crucial in understanding the nuanced nature of his reign. They reveal not just his royal stature but also the administration and political systems that allowed Egypt to persist during this transitional period. His tomb discovered in Tanis is a testament to his efforts to preserve Egypt ancient traditions with the stamp serving as a small yet significant symbol of his authority.

The Importance of Royal Stamps in Ancient Egypt:

In ancient Egypt stamps and seals played a vital role in everyday governance. They were used by the pharaohs to authenticate documents establish official declarations and assert their rule. Psusennes I stamp is particularly noteworthy because of its preservation and the insights it offers into royal administration during the Third Intermediate Period. These stamps were not only functional but also symbolic representing the pharaoh divine right to rule. Psusennes I stamp with its intricate craftsmanship serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of Egypt rulers and their power which transcended generations.

Egypt King Horemheb 1997 Stamp

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Issue: Egypt King Horemheb 1997 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 20 P,

Issue Date: 1997

Issued By: Egypt Post

Honoring a Great Pharaoh:

The 1997 King Horemheb Stamp is a tribute to one of Egypt most influential rulers. Horemheb the last pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty played a crucial role in restoring order after the turbulent reigns of Akhenaten and Tutankhamun. This commemorative stamp showcases the pharaoh legacy highlighting his contributions to Egypt military administration and temple restoration efforts. Featuring intricate artwork and historical significance this stamp is a prized collectible for philatelists and history enthusiasts alike. The 1997 issue serves as a reminder of Horemheb dedication to Egypt stability and prosperity making it an essential piece for anyone fascinated by ancient Egyptian history.

A Tribute to Egypt Military Pharaoh:

Issued in 1997 the King Horemheb Stamp celebrates the life and achievements of the great warrior pharaoh who transitioned from a powerful general to the ruler of Egypt. Known for his military prowess and administrative reforms Horemheb worked tirelessly to undo the religious and political upheavals of his predecessors. The stamp design featuring an artistic depiction of the king, captures his importance in Egyptian history. This release is not just a postal artifact but a symbol of Egypt rich heritage. Collectors and history lovers cherish this stamp for its detailed craftsmanship and historical significance preserving the memory of a ruler who restored Egypt greatness.

King Horemheb:

Stamp pays homage to a ruler who shaped the future of the New Kingdom. As a leader who transitioned from a high ranking military commander to a pharaoh Horemheb is remembered for reinforcing Egypt central authority and rebuilding temples neglected during the Amarna Period. The stamp serves as a valuable piece of Egyptian philately capturing the grandeur of this significant historical figure. With its intricate artwork and deep historical value this issue remains a cherished collector item celebrating Egypt’s glorious past through the legacy of King Horemheb.

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.

Kingdom Of Morocco King Mohammed VI Series 13.00 2006 Stamp

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Issue: Kingdom Of Morocco King Mohammed VI Series 13.00 2006 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 43

Stamps Denomination: 13.00 د.م

Issue Date: 2006

Issued By: Morocco Post

Kingdom of Morocco King Mohammed VI Series:

The Kingdom of Morocco 13.00 denomination stamp issued in 2006 is part of a distinguished series honoring King Mohammed VI. This stamp is a significant addition to Morocco philatelic history reflecting the modern monarchy achievements and aspirations under the leadership of King Mohammed VI. With its sophisticated design and attention to detail it stands as a symbol of national pride and progress making it a sought after item for collectors worldwide.

Moroccan Elegance in Philately:

Released in 2006 the Kingdom of Morocco 13.00 denomination stamp pays homage to King Mohammed VI dedication to modernizing the country while preserving its rich traditions. Featuring a dignified portrait of the monarch this stamp blends art and history symbolizing the progressive vision of the Moroccan monarchy. Its detailed craftsmanship and vibrant colors make it an exceptional representation of Morocco philatelic artistry.

Celebrating Leadership:

The 13.00 denomination stamp from the 2006 King Mohammed VI series is a hallmark of Morocco modern philatelic tradition. Highlighting the monarch role in shaping Morocco development this stamp captures the essence of leadership and heritage. For collectors and history enthusiasts alike it offers a glimpse into the era of King Mohammed VI reign emphasizing the country journey toward a prosperous and unified future.

Morocco King Mohammed V 1956 Stamp

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Issue: Morocco King Mohammed V 1956 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 3

Stamps Denomination: 15F, 15F, 15F,

Issue Date: 1956

Issued By: Morocco Post

Commemorating Independence:

The 1956 King Mohammed stamp is a historical tribute to one of Morocco most influential leaders. Issued during the pivotal year of Morocco independence from French and Spanish rule this stamp features a distinguished portrait of Sultan Mohammed V who later became King Mohammed V. His role in securing Morocco sovereignty made him a national symbol of unity and progress. The stamp, denominated at 15 Francs showcases intricate engraving traditional Moroccan artistic elements and bilingual inscriptions in Arabic and French. It reflects Morocco transition into a new era of self governance and pays homage to the leader who championed the cause of independence. this stamp remains a prized collectible for both historians and philatelists symbolizing Morocco liberation and its enduring monarchy.

A Collector Treasure:

Few stamps capture a nation history as profoundly as the 1956 Morocco King Mohammed V stamp. Issued in a time of great political change this stamp depicts the revered monarch whose leadership led to the country independence. Designed with an elegant green border and a finely detailed portrait this stamp serves as a testament to the nation gratitude toward Mohammed V. It was circulated widely during the early years of Moroccan independence making it a significant piece in Moroccan postal history. Many collectors value this stamp not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for the powerful story it tells about Morocco path to freedom.

A Tribute to King Mohammed V Legacy:

The Morocco King Mohammed V stamp from 1956 stands as a significant historical artifact celebrating the nation struggle for self rule. Featuring an iconic portrait of Mohammed V the stamp intricate frame and artistic design reflect the deep respect and admiration Moroccans held for their monarch. This stamp was issued in the very year Morocco regained its independence marking the end of colonial rule and the beginning of a new era. it remains a cherished collector item symbolizing the leadership and vision of King Mohammed V who is often called the Father of Moroccan Independence.

Kenya Uganda Tanganyika 1959 Stamp

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Issue: Kenya Uganda Tanganyika 1959 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 10 C,

Issue Date: 1959

Issued By: Kenya Post

A Symbol of African Unity:

The 1959 stamp depicting Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika is a significant piece of history. This stamp was released at a time when these countries were still under British colonial rule but the winds of change were beginning to stir across Africa. The stamp not only represents the territories but also stands as a symbol of the burgeoning sense of unity and national identity within East Africa.

During this era the East African region was undergoing significant political and social shifts. The stamp itself featuring a classic design captures the spirit of the period with each country represented as integral parts of the larger East African community. It serves as a reflection of both the hope for independence and the intricate relationships between the countries of Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika (which would later become part of Tanzania after its union with Zanzibar).

A Collector Treasure:

the 1959 issue featuring Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika is an invaluable piece of African philatelic history. Released in the late 1950s this stamp is a rare item that offers a glimpse into the colonial era of East Africa. The design often featuring symbols of the countries national identity or landscapes is not just a tool for postage but a collector item that reflects the political landscape of the time.

Due to the limited circulation and the historical context of its release, the stamp is highly sought after. Its value among philatelists continues to rise particularly as East Africa post colonial legacy becomes increasingly significant. For those with a keen interest in African history this stamp is more than just an object it is a connection to the past and a reminder of the struggle and eventual independence these nations achieved in the 1960s.

The Role of the 1959 Kenya:

stamp provides a lens through which one can view the political climate of East Africa just before independence. At this point all three territories were moving towards self rule and this stamp marks a period of transition. The design and release of such stamps played a role in promoting national awareness and pride subtly reinforcing the idea of shared history and future among these nations.

This stamp serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of the East African nations as it predated the formation of the East African Federation. It highlights the importance of shared infrastructure and cooperation across the region. As the countries edged toward their independence in the early 1960 stamps like these were small yet potent symbols of the larger forces of change sweeping the continent.

Kenya King George 1949 Stamp

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Issue: Kenya King George 1949 Stamp

Type: Stamp

Number of Stamps: 1

Stamps Denomination: 10 C,

Issue Date: 1949

Issued By: Kenya Post

A Colonial Masterpiece:

King George stamp is a significant piece of philatelic history issued during the British colonial rule over Kenya. Featuring a portrait of King George VI who reigned from 1936 to 1952 the stamp symbolizes British authority in East Africa at the time. The design often incorporated local elements such as African wildlife landscapes or cultural symbols reflecting the unique heritage of the region. This issue was part of a broader series used across British East African territories including Uganda and Tanganyika. the 1949 King George VI stamp is highly valued by collectors due to its historical relevance artistic appeal and connection to a fading colonial past.

A Philatelic Tribute to British East Africa:

The 1949 stamp featuring King George VI is an essential artifact from the late British colonial era. Issued at a time when Kenya was under British administration this stamp carried the image of King George VI reinforcing the presence of the monarchy in its overseas territories. This stamp played a vital role in Kenya postal system facilitating communication and trade both within Africa and globally. Many versions of this stamp included intricate illustrations of Kenya wildlife indigenous people, or agricultural industries showcasing the country rich resources and culture. Collectors cherish this issue for its elegant design historical significance and representation of Kenya pre independence era.

The End of an Era King Before Independence:

stamp was one of the last major issues before the transition toward independence movements in Kenya. As part of the British Empire extensive postal network this stamp symbolized Kenya status as a British colony. Featuring King George VI who was revered for his leadership during World War II the stamp served as a link between colonial governance and the people of Kenya. Its artistic elements often highlighted the region landscapes and wildlife making it a standout design among British colonial stamps. this issue is a collector favorite valued for its historical depth and connection to Kenya path toward sovereignty.