Category - Kings

Embark on a majestic philatelic journey through the realm of kings with postage stamps dedicated to illustrious monarchs! Discover the grandeur, power, and historical significance of kingship through these captivating stamps. From the classic issues featuring legendary kings such as King Arthur, King Henry VIII, and King Louis XIV to the modern commemoratives honoring contemporary monarchs, delve into the extraordinary lives and legacies of kings through philately. Collect these remarkable stamps, delve into the stories of their reigns, and immerse yourself in the captivating world of king stamp collecting. Let the stamps transport you to the opulent courts, the moments of triumph, and the enduring influence of kings throughout history. Start your collection today and embark on a royal stamp adventure that will ignite your fascination with monarchy, deepen your understanding of dynasties, and honor the remarkable contributions of kings to our shared heritage.

Morocco King Hassan II Airmail Stamp

Issue:     Morocco King Hassan II Airmail Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:       300  MAD  د.م Issue Date:       1983 Issued By:      Morocco Post 

Issue:     Morocco King Hassan II Airmail Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:       300  MAD  د.م

Issue Date:       1983

Issued By:      Morocco Post

 

 

 

Honoring a Monarch:

 

King Hassan Stamp is a tribute to one of the most influential leaders in Moroccan history. Issued as part of the country airmail series this stamp features a striking portrait of King Hassan II who ruled Morocco from 1961 to 1999. The design showcases him wearing a traditional Moroccan djellaba and head covering, symbolizing his deep connection to the nation heritage. Printed by the prestigious Courvoisier company this stamp carries the denomination 300 indicating its use for high value international airmail. The background a vibrant blue highlights the monarch dignified presence reinforcing his role as a leader who navigated Morocco through modernization while maintaining its rich traditions. This philatelic issue is a remarkable representation of Moroccan sovereignty and diplomacy during the late 20th century.

A Royal Legacy in Philately:

 

The Airmail Stamp of Morocco is a prestigious collector item that reflects the nation admiration for its former ruler. As a monarch Hassan II was known for his diplomatic influence strategic leadership and commitment to Moroccan independence. The stamp denomination of 300 and its Poste Aérienne label indicate that it was primarily used for airmail ensuring the swift international communication of Morocco with the world. The detailed engraving of Hassan II’s profile printed by Courvoisier captures his regal expression reinforcing his image as a guiding force in Moroccan history. This stamp is not just a piece of postal memorabilia it is a symbol of a nation respect for its sovereign and a testament to Morocco historical journey under his reign.

Moroccan Airmail Prestige:

 

Stamp of Morocco stands as a fine example of royal themed postal issues. Featuring an elegant portrait of the late king set against a refined blue background the stamp was designed for international airmail services. Morocco issued this stamp to honor its monarch contributions to governance modernization and diplomacy. For collectors this piece represents both Moroccan heritage and philatelic craftsmanship making it a prized addition to any stamp collection.

Kingdom Of Morocco King Hassan 1981 Stamp

Issue:      Kingdom Of Morocco King Hassan 1981 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:    1 Stamps Denomination:     0.80  MAD  د.م Issue Date:     1981 Issued By:     Morocco Post 

Issue:      Kingdom Of Morocco King Hassan 1981 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:    1

Stamps Denomination:     0.80  MAD  د.م

Issue Date:     1981

Issued By:     Morocco Post

 

 

A Tribute to Leadership and Vision:

Morocco King Hassan stamp is a significant piece of philatelic history honoring one of Morocco most influential leaders. King Hassan II who ruled from 1961 to 1999 is remembered for his vision diplomacy and efforts to modernize Morocco while preserving its rich cultural heritage.

This stamp, issued in 1981 features a dignified portrait of King Hassan II showcasing his regal demeanor and connection to the Moroccan people. Its design reflects the country appreciation for its monarch leadership during a time of national and regional challenges. this stamp represents a blend of historical significance and artistic craftsmanship symbolizing Morocco journey under King Hassan II rule.

 

Moroccan Heritage:

The 1981 King Hassan II stamp is a cherished symbol of Morocco royal history and its leader enduring influence. King Hassan II was known for his efforts to strengthen Morocco position on the global stage while maintaining the country traditions. This stamp captures the essence of his leadership with a striking portrait that reflects his wisdom and vision.

Issued during a pivotal time the stamp highlights Morocco commitment to celebrating its heritage and honoring its monarch. It stands as a testament to King Hassan II dedication to progress and stability. this stamp is a valuable addition offering a glimpse into Morocco history and the legacy of a king who shaped the nation modern identity.

 

A Symbol of Morocco Modernization:

King stamp is a remarkable tribute to a monarch who played a key role in Morocco modernization and development. Under his rule Morocco experienced advancements in infrastructure education and international diplomacy. This stamp featuring a refined portrait of King Hassan II reflects his commitment to progress and the well being of his people.

The 1981 issue holds great historical significance marking a time of transformation for Morocco. Its detailed design celebrates the monarchy role in unifying the nation and guiding it toward a brighter future. this stamp is a meaningful artifact representing King Hassan II vision and Morocco enduring royal legacy.

Morocco King Hassan II 1962 Stamp

Issue:      Kingdom King Hassan II 1962 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      1 Stamps Denomination:       5.00  MAD  د.م Issue Date:       1962 Issued By:     Morocco Post 

Issue:     Morocco King Hassan II 1962 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:       5.00  MAD  د.م

Issue Date:       1962

Issued By:     Morocco Post

 

 

 

Honoring a Visionary Monarch:

 

The 1962 King Hassan II Stamp of Morocco is a historic philatelic tribute to one of the nation most influential leaders. Ascending to the throne in 1961 King Hassan II played a crucial role in modernizing Morocco while preserving its rich traditions. The stamp issued in the early years of his reign symbolizes the beginning of a new era for Morocco one marked by political stability economic growth and international diplomacy. With his portrait gracing the stamp it serves as a powerful reminder of his leadership and vision. As a collector item this stamp not only reflects Morocco postal heritage but also commemorates the enduring legacy of King Hassan II a leader who shaped the country destiny.

A Symbol of Moroccan Sovereignty:

 

Issued in 1962 the King Hassan II Stamp stands as a symbol of Morocco sovereignty and national identity. Following Morocco independence in 1956 the young monarch took the reins steering the country through critical reforms and strengthening its global presence. The stamp featuring a dignified portrait of the king signifies his role as the protector of Moroccan unity and culture. This philatelic release was more than just a postal necessity it was a reflection of the hope and aspirations of a newly independent Morocco. For collectors and historians this stamp represents a defining moment in Moroccan history capturing the image of a ruler whose influence extended far beyond his time.

Commemorating Leadership:

 

The 1962 Morocco is a significant artifact from the early years of the monarch rule representing his commitment to progress and stability. Under his leadership Morocco experienced economic development educational advancements and modernization all while maintaining its deep cultural roots. The stamp design typically featuring King Hassan II portrait reflects the nation pride and confidence in his leadership. As one of the earliest stamps issued in his reign it remains a cherished collector piece symbolizing a transformative period in Morocco history. For philatelists and history enthusiasts alike this stamp is a tribute to the enduring legacy of a king who shaped modern Morocco.

Norway Set of King Olav V Series Stamp

Issue:     Norway Set of King Olav v series Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:     3, 1, 1,        Stamps Denomination:     45 Kr ,  50 Kr , 90 Kr,  Issue Date:     1958 Issued By:     Norway Post

Issue:     Norway Set of King Olav v series Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:     3, 1, 1,

Stamps Denomination:     45 Kr ,  50 Kr , 90 Kr, 

Issue Date:     1958

Issued By:     Norway Post

 

 

A Tribute to a Beloved Monarch:

The Norway stamp series is a remarkable tribute to one of Norway most cherished monarchs. Issued over several years this set of stamps showcases various denominations each bearing the distinguished portrait of King Olav V. Known as the “People King his reign from 1957 to 1991 was marked by humility and dedication to his country.

Each stamp in the series features a distinct design highlighting King Olav V regal yet approachable demeanor. From the commonly used 2 Kr stamp to higher value denominations like the 150 Kr this series reflects the importance of the monarchy in Norway cultural and postal history. it is a prized set that encapsulates the king enduring legacy.

 

Collecting Royal History:

The complete set of King Olav V stamps offers a unique glimpse into Norway royal and postal heritage. This iconic series celebrates the life and contributions of King Olav V whose leadership exemplified service unity and integrity. Each stamp from lower denominations to the high value 150 Kr represents a piece of history showcasing the monarch role in shaping modern Norway.

The stamp detailed designs and varied colors make them visually appealing while their historical significance adds depth to any collection. Collectors value this set not just for its aesthetic qualities but also for its cultural importance. It is a timeless reminder of a monarch who was deeply respected by his people making it a must have for philatelists and history enthusiasts alike.

 

A Philatelic Celebration of Legacy:

King Olav V stamp series is a cornerstone of Norwegian philately celebrating the reign of a monarch who left an indelible mark on his nation. This set includes stamps of different denominations each reflecting the dignity and character of King Olav V.

From everyday postage to premium high-value stamps the series represents the breadth of Norway postal history. The designs capture the king regal presence and his connection to his people. owning the complete set is an opportunity to preserve a piece of Norway royal legacy. These stamps serve as a fitting tribute to a beloved leader offering a blend of artistry history and cultural significance.

Egypt King Fuad 1927 Stamp

Issue:     Egypt King Fuad 1927 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      5 Stamps Denomination:      5 M Issue Date:      1927 Issued By:    Egypt Post 

Issue:     Egypt King Fuad 1927 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      5

Stamps Denomination:      5 M

Issue Date:      1927

Issued By:    Egypt Post

 

 

 

A Tribute to Royal Leadership:

 

The 1927 Egypt King Fuad stamp is a significant piece in Egyptian philatelic history marking an era of political transition and national identity. Issued during the reign of King Fuad I who ruled from 1922 to 1936 this stamp series reflects Egypt newfound independence from British colonial rule and the establishment of a constitutional monarchy. King Fuad I played a key role in shaping modern Egypt,and his portrait on the stamp symbolizes the nation pride in its sovereignty.

 

Design and Features:

 

The 1927 stamp prominently features a portrait of King Fuad I in regal attire emphasizing his authority and role as a unifying figure for the nation. The design is often intricate with ornamental borders and Arabic inscriptions showcasing Egypt rich cultural and artistic heritage. The stamp was issued in multiple denominations to serve various postal needs both domestic and international and is characterized by its elegant engraving and sophisticated craftsmanship.

 

Historical Significance and Legacy:

 

The issuance of the King Fuad stamp in 1927 reflects Egypt efforts to establish its identity as an independent nation after the 1922 Declaration of Independence. This period was marked by modernization efforts including reforms in governance education and infrastructure as King Fuad sought to strengthen Egypt position in the global community.

the King Fuad stamp holds immense historical and aesthetic value. It represents a pivotal moment in Egyptian history when the nation was asserting its independence while honoring its monarchy. the stamp is highly sought after by collectors for its rarity intricate design and connection to a transformative era in Egypt’s past.

Norway King Olav v series 150 Kr Stamp

Issue:     Norway King Olav v series 150 kr Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:     10 Stamps Denomination:     150 Kr Issue Date:     1959 Issued By:     Norway Post 

Issue:     Norway King Olav v series 150 kr Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:     10

Stamps Denomination:     150 Kr

Issue Date:     1959

Issued By:     Norway Post

 

 

A Symbol of Majesty and Legacy:

King Olav V stamp is a striking piece of philatelic history celebrating the enduring legacy of King Olav V. Issued during his reign this stamp showcases a regal portrait of the monarch capturing his poise and dignity. The 150 Kr denomination is significant symbolizing its use for higher-value postage and reflecting its importance within the stamp series.

King Olav V often referred to as the People King is remembered for his humility and devotion to Norway. This stamp is more than a postal artifact it is a tribute to a ruler who valued unity and service. Its elegant design and historical significance make it a treasured item for collectors and a testament to Norway rich royal heritage.

 

Commemorating Royalty: 

Stamp stands as a testament to Norway royal history and its beloved monarch. As part of the Series II collection this stamp features a detailed portrait of King Olav V symbolizing his connection to the Norwegian people and his legacy of steadfast leadership.

The 150 Kr denomination made it a premium stamp often used for special postal purposes. Its elegant design reflects both the king dignity and the nation pride in its monarchy. For collectors and history enthusiasts this stamp is a valuable piece of Norway philatelic history. It serves as a reminder of King Olav V enduring influence making it a timeless symbol of the nation’s royal heritage.

 

Norway Philatelic Masterpiece:

King Olav V stamp is a masterpiece in Norwegian philately combining artistic elegance with historical importance. This high value stamp issued during King Olav V reign features a refined portrait of the monarch exuding grace and authority.

Its 150 Kr denomination highlights its significance for higher-rate postage underscoring its premium status. The stamp not only commemorates King Olav V contributions but also reflects Norway dedication to preserving its royal traditions. it represents a rare and meaningful addition to any collection embodying the timeless connection between a nation and its revered leader. This stamp is a tribute to Norway proud history and King Olav V enduring legacy.

Netherlands Royal Wedding Koninklijk Huwelijk 2002 Mini Sheet

Issue:     Netherland Royal Wedding Koninklijk Huwelijk 2002Mini Sheet Type:      Souvenir Sheet Number of Stamps:     2 Stamps Denomination:      0,39 Euro,  0,39 Euro Issue Date:      2002 Issued By:     Netherland Post 

Issue:     Netherland Royal Wedding Koninklijk Huwelijk 2002Mini Sheet

Type:      Souvenir Sheet

Number of Stamps:     2

Stamps Denomination:      0,39 Euro,  0,39 Euro

Issue Date:      2002

Issued By:     Netherland Post

 

Netherlands Royal Wedding Koninklijk Huwelijk 2002 Mini Sheet

Netherlands Royal Wedding Koninklijk Huwelijk 2002 Mini Sheet

 

 

Celebrating Royal Union:

Koninklijk Huwelijk (Royal Wedding) Willem-Alexander 2002 Mini Sheet commemorates the joyous union of Prince Willem-Alexander and Máxima Zorreguieta. This stunning sheet captures the elegance and festivity of the royal wedding which remains a cherished memory in Dutch history.

Featuring beautiful designs the stamps depict moments from the royal ceremony and highlight symbols of Dutch tradition. The intricate artwork showcases the royal couple grace and the cultural significance of their marriage. Each stamp reflects the happiness and optimism that the occasion brought to the Netherlands.

This mini sheet is a prized collectible for stamp enthusiasts and royal admirers. It embodies the essence of Dutch heritage while celebrating the start of a new chapter in the monarchy. Through its vibrant design and historical significance the Koninklijk Huwelijk Mini Sheet offers a glimpse into a royal love story cherished by millions.

 

A Royal Celebration in Stamps:

The Koninklijk Huwelijk Willem-Alexander 2002 Mini Sheet honors the grand wedding of the future King of the Netherlands and his beloved Máxima. The sheet is a visual delight showcasing intricate artwork that captures the spirit of celebration and national pride.

Each stamp portrays a unique aspect of the royal wedding from ceremonial highlights to cultural symbols. The use of elegant colors and detailed illustrations reflects the sophistication of the event. The mini sheet serves as a reminder of the unity and joy the royal couple brought to the Dutch people.

Collectors treasure this issue not only for its artistic value but also for its representation of a historical moment. It celebrates love tradition and the continuation of a royal legacy making it a timeless addition to philatelic collections.

 

Royal Romance in Focus:

Mini Sheet is a tribute to the royal romance of Willem-Alexander and Máxima. This captivating collection of stamps highlights the splendor of their wedding day and the cultural heritage of the Netherlands.

The stamps feature artistic representations of key wedding moments adorned with motifs that symbolize love and unity. The design exudes elegance with each stamp telling a part of the couple story. This issue is a celebration of Dutch royal tradition and the nation admiration for its monarchy.

Philatelists and royal enthusiasts alike cherish this mini sheet for its beauty and meaning. It stands as a heartfelt tribute to a historic event that marked the beginning of a new era for the Dutch royal family.

Norway King Olav v series 1 kr 1959 Stamp

Issue:      Norway  King Olav v series 1 kr 1959 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      18 Denominations:       1  Kr Issue Date:      1959 Issued By:      Norway post 

Issue:      Norway  King Olav v series 1 kr 1959 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      18

Denominations:       1  Kr

Issue Date:      1959

Issued By:      Norway post

 

 

A Classic Icon in Norwegian Philately:

King Olav V stamp issued in 1959 is a significant piece in the country postal history. Featuring a profile portrait of King Olav V this stamp became widely used during his early reign. Its clean design and practical denomination made it ideal for everyday postal needs while the elegant depiction of the monarch highlighted the respect and admiration Norwegians had for their king. the 1 Kr King Olav V stamp remains a cherished collectible embodying the blend of artistry and utility that defines Norwegian philately.

 

A Symbol of Modern Norwegian Sovereignty:

The 1 Kr stamp featuring King Olav V issued in 1959 celebrated the early years of a beloved monarch reign. With its bold and minimalist design the stamp captured King Olav regal yet approachable demeanor. As part of the definitive series introduced shortly after his ascension this particular stamp held great significance for Norwegians symbolizing stability and national pride. Collectors value this issue for its historical importance and it continues to be a standout example of mid 20th century Scandinavian philatelic design.

 

A Timeless Tribute to Norway Monarchy:

Issued in 1959 the 1 Kr King Olav V stamp is a key element of Norway iconic definitive series honoring the nation monarch. Representing the strength and unity of post-war Norway the stamp features an elegant profile of the king framed with clean lines and simple typography. Its widespread use during the late 1950 and early 1960 reflects its practical value while its enduring design makes it a prized item for stamp collectors. This issue stands as a lasting tribute to King Olav V legacy and Norway rich philatelic tradition.

Denmark King Frederik IX 1961 Stamp

Issue:     Denmark King Frederik IX 1961 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:     1 Stamps Denomination:       40 DK, Issue Date:       1961 Issued By:     Denmark Post 

Issue:     Denmark King Frederik IX 1961 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:     1

Stamps Denomination:       40 DK,

Issue Date:       1961

Issued By:     Denmark Post

 

 

 

Honoring Denmark Maritime Monarch:

 

King Frederik IX stamp is a distinguished philatelic tribute to one of Denmark most beloved rulers. King Frederik IX who reigned from 1947 to 1972 was known for his deep connection to the Danish people and his lifelong passion for maritime affairs. The stamp issued in 1961 reflects his naval background symbolizing his commitment to Denmark naval forces and maritime heritage. His reign was marked by Denmark transition into a modern welfare state making this stamp a significant historical artifact that celebrates both his leadership and the nation progress.

A Symbol of Leadership and Modernization

 

King Frederik IX was a monarch of the people often seen without formality engaging directly with citizens. Unlike many of his predecessors he embraced modernization overseeing Denmark post war recovery and economic expansion. The 1961 stamp encapsulates this transformative era reflecting the king leadership during a time of industrial growth and social reform. Designed with precision it showcases the regal yet approachable presence of Frederik IX making it a symbol of Denmark resilience and evolution.

A Philatelic Masterpiece for Collectors

 

the Denmark King Frederik IX 1961 stamp holds immense value. It represents not only a key figure in Danish history but also an era of national development. Featuring classic engraving techniques and meticulous detailing this stamp remains a sought-after piece in Scandinavian collections. Whether admired for its artistic craftsmanship or its historical importance the stamp serves as a timeless tribute to a king who modernized Denmark while staying deeply connected to his people.

Norway King Olav v series 1958 1962 Stamp

Issue:      Norway  King Olav v series 1958 1962 Stamp Type:     Stamp Number of Stamps:      5 Denominations:       10 Kr Issue Date:      1958 - 1962 Issued By:      Norway post 

Issue:      Norway  King Olav v series 1958 1962 Stamp

Type:     Stamp

Number of Stamps:      5

Denominations:       10 Kr

Issue Date:      1958 – 1962

Issued By:      Norway post

 

 

A Landmark in Scandinavian Philately:

The Norway King Olav V series of stamps issued between 1958 and 1962 marked the beginning of a new era in Norwegian postal history. Featuring the profile of King Olav V who had recently ascended the throne these stamps served as both a tribute to the monarch and a symbol of national pride. The series showcased various denominations and designs capturing the king regal yet approachable demeanor. Renowned for their simplicity and elegance these stamps became highly sought after by philatelists worldwide reflecting Norway dedication to preserving its royal legacy in philatelic form.

 

A Symbol of Norway Modern Monarchy:

The first definitive stamp series honoring King Olav V of Norway was issued from 1958 to 1962 shortly after he became king in 1957. Designed to reflect the stability and dignity of the monarchy these stamps featured clean lines and a formal portrait of the king. Each denomination was meticulously crafted catering to both everyday postal needs and collectors. This series played a key role in defining the visual identity of Norwegian stamps during King Olav reign and its timeless design continues to resonate with enthusiasts of Scandinavian philately.

 

Bridging Tradition and Modernity:

The Norway King Olav V stamp series issued between 1958 and 1962 is a testament to the seamless blend of tradition and modernity in Norwegian philately. As King Olav V began his reign these stamps symbolized continuity from the reign of his father King Haakon VII, while also heralding a new chapter for the nation. The series offered a range of denominations in vibrant colors, making them suitable for all types of postal services. Decades later these stamps remain cherished among collectors celebrated for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal.