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A historic collection of 423 Libya postage stamps
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Year: 1912
Italian Libya 2 Centesimi "Crowned Eagle and Savoy Knot"
The theme of this stamp centers on the consolidation of Italian authority and the symbolic integration of the Libyan territory into the Kingdom of Italy. The illustration is dominated by a stylized heraldic eagle with outspread wings, a traditional emblem of power and imperial ambition, while the "Savoy Knot" at the base acts as a specific cultural cipher for the reigning Italian dynasty, symbolizing indissoluble unity and loyalty. The dense, woven border and classical typography evoke a sense of permanence and Greco-Roman heritage, which Italy often invoked to justify its presence in Libya as a "return" to ancient roots. This stamp serves as a philatelic tool of identity-building, broadcasting the message that Libya's administrative and political future was firmly tied to the Italian crown and its institutional traditions.
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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
