Issue:     Malta Pharaoh Hound Dog 2001 Stamp

Type:      Stamp

Number of Stamps:      1

Stamps Denomination:       6 C,

Issue Date:      2001

Issued By:     Malta Post

Pharaoh Hound Dog

The Malta 2001 Pharaoh Hound stamp celebrates one of the country most distinctive native dog breeds. The breed is an important part of Malta cultural and natural heritage making it a fitting subject for a national postage stamp. Its inclusion in the series gives collectors an opportunity to explore Malta connection with its traditional dogs and rural life. The stamp is especially appealing to collectors interested in dogs, animals Malta and thematic philately. It also provides a small representation of a breed that has become internationally recognized while retaining a strong connection with its Maltese origins.

2. The Maltese Kelb tal-Fenek

Known internationally as the Pharaoh Hound, the Kelb tal-Fenek is one of Malta best-known traditional breeds. The 2001 Malta stamp places this distinctive dog at the center of a wildlife and domestic-animal themed issue. the stamp combines Maltese cultural identity with an attractive animal subject. It can be added to collections featuring dogs, national breeds, Maltese fauna, or stamps celebrating the cultural heritage of different countries.

3. A Distinctive Maltese Dog Breed in Philately

This stamp is therefore more than simply an animal-themed issue; it represents an important part of Malta traditional identity. it fits naturally into albums dedicated to Malta dog breeds animals hunting traditions, or modern thematic postage stamps. The 2001 issue remains an appealing example of Malta use of native subjects in philately.