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A historic collection of 423 Libya postage stamps
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Year: 1921
Goddess of Abundance (Diana Ephesina) - 25 centesimo
The theme of this stamp centers on the classical archaeological heritage of North Africa, specifically showcasing the "Artemis of Ephesus" (or a similar multi-breasted fertility deity) set against a backdrop of Libyan palms. This choice of subject highlights the Italian interest in the Roman and Greek ruins found across the Libyan territory, such as those at Leptis Magna and Cyrene, which served as physical justifications for the "Colonie Italiane" identity. The symbolism of the fertility goddess, associated with abundance and nature, reflects a colonial narrative of a fertile and prosperous land under Italian stewardship. By placing this ancient icon within a frame of Roman fasces and local flora, the stamp seeks to blend the institutional power of the metropole with the cultural and natural riches of the Libyan province.
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Coat of arms - 30 millieme
Coat of arms - 20 millieme
Coat of arms - 18 millieme
Coat of arms - 10 millieme
Coat of arms - 5 millieme
Coat of arms - 4 millieme
Coat of arms - 3 millieme
Coat of arms - 2 millieme
Arab Postal Union - 30 millieme
Arab Postal Union - 10 millieme
Arab Postal Union - 5 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 500 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 200 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 100 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 50 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 25 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 20 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 12 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 10 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 8 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 5 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 4 millieme
Accession of King Idris I (1890–1983) - 2 millieme
