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A historic collection of 423 Libya postage stamps
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Year: 1964
Summer Olympic Games 1964 - Tokyo - 15 millieme
Issued in 1964, this stamp commemorates the Games of the XVIII Olympiad held in Tokyo, Japan, the first Olympic Games ever conducted in Asia. The Tokyo Olympics brought together athletes from around the world in a celebration of athletic excellence, international friendship, and peaceful competition. The event marked an important milestone in the history of the Olympic Movement and symbolized the growing global reach of international sport. By issuing this commemorative stamp, the United Kingdom of Libya joined nations worldwide in recognizing the significance of the 1964 Olympic Games. The issue highlighted the role of sport in promoting mutual understanding and cooperation among peoples, while celebrating the values of fair play, dedication, and international goodwill that have long been associated with the Olympic tradition.
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Sebha Fort
Castle of Columns (Ptolemais)
First Anniversary of Kingdom of Libya Airlines - 85 millieme
First Anniversary of Kingdom of Libya Airlines - 60 millieme
First Anniversary of Kingdom of Libya Airlines - 25 millieme
First Arab Scout Camp - 65 millieme
First Arab Scout Camp - 25 millieme
First Arab Scout Camp - 5 millieme
Tuareg Riders -50 millieme
Tuareg Riders - 20 millieme
Tuareg Riders - 10 millieme
New Headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) - 65 millieme
New Headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) - 65 millieme
New Headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) - 50 millieme
New Headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) - 20 millieme
Arab League Headquarters - 55 millieme
Arab League Headquarters - 20 millieme
5th Tripoli International Fair -55 millieme
5th Tripoli International Fair - 45 millieme
5th Tripoli International Fair - 15 millieme
Saracen Castle of Zuwila (Zuela)
Mausoleum at Germa
UNESCO Campaign to Save the Nubian Monuments - 40 millieme
