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A historic collection of 423 Libya postage stamps
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Year: 1928
Victor Emmanuel III - Italian Libya Air Mail
The theme of this air mail stamp focuses on the consolidation of the Italian monarchy's prestige and the modernization of infrastructure within the colony. The illustration features a profile of King Victor Emmanuel III within a laurel wreath, accompanied by the Savoia motto "FERT" and the royal coat of arms, which serves as a definitive symbol of sovereign authority and state presence. In the Libyan context, the designation "Posta Aerea" (Air Mail) signifies the technological advancement and institutional efforts to bridge the vast distances of North Africa with the Italian peninsula through the nascent aviation industry. By overprinting "Libia" on the national air mail design, the program communicates a message of administrative unity, portraying the colony as a modern and integral part of the "Regno d'Italia" where traditional royal iconography meets the speed of contemporary transit.
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Foundation of the Senoussi Army - 20 millieme
Foundation of the Senoussi Army -10 millieme
Scout Promise -20 millieme
Scout Promise -10 millieme
National Women's Day - 35 millieme
National Women's Day - 20 millieme
National Women's Day - 10 millieme
Arab Maghreb Union, 1st Anniversary (1963-1964) - 50 millieme
Arab Maghreb Union, 1st Anniversary (1963-1964) - 5 millieme
Campaign against tuberculosis
Children's Day (1964) - 45 millieme
Children's Day (1964) - 15 millieme
Children's Day (1964) - 5 millieme
3rd International Fair, Tripoli- 30 millieme
3rd International Fair, Tripoli- 15 millieme
3rd International Fair, Tripoli- 10 millieme
Red Castle (Assaraya Al-Hamra) of Tripoli - 50 millieme
Red Castle (Assaraya Al-Hamra) of Tripoli - 10 millieme
Red Castle (Assaraya Al-Hamra) of Tripoli - 6 millieme
Red Castle (Assaraya Al-Hamra) of Tripoli - 2 millieme
15th Anniversary Declaration of Human Rights- 50 millieme
15th Anniversary Declaration of Human Rights- 15 millieme
15th Anniversary Declaration of Human Rights- 5 millieme
