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A historic collection of 423 Libya postage stamps
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Year: 1941
Italian-German Brotherhood of Arms - 50 centesimo
This commemorative stamp highlights the wartime alliance between Italy and Germany during World War II, explicitly themed around political and military solidarity. The illustration features side-by-side profile portraits of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini facing left, accompanied by the slogan "Due Popoli, Una Guerra" ("Two Peoples, One War").To the left, a German eagle grasping a swastika stands alongside a Roman fasces, visually merging the totalitarian symbols of both regimes into a single statement of shared ideological purpose. Issued for use in colonial Libya, the stamp functions as wartime propaganda designed to project an image of unbreakable Axis unity, military coordination, and institutional authority over North African territories during the Western Desert Campaign.
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Coat of Arms (1960) - 15 millieme
Coat of Arms (1960) - 10 millieme
World Refugee Day - 45 millieme
World Refugee Day - 10 millieme
Opening of the Arab League Center, Cairo
First International Technical Meeting on Date Production - 45 millieme
First International Technical Meeting on Date Production - 15 millieme
First International Technical Meeting on Date Production - 10 millieme
10th Anniv. of Declaration of Human Rights - 30 millieme
10th Anniv. of Declaration of Human Rights - 15 millieme
10th Anniv. of Declaration of Human Rights - 10 millieme
Arab Postal Congress - 500 millieme
Arab Postal Congress - 15 millieme
Coat of arms - 1 millieme
Coat of arms - 4 millieme
Coat of arms - 2 millieme
1st Anniversary of Admission to UN - 35 millieme
1st Anniversary of Admission to UN - 15 millieme
Tomb and Mosque complex of the Grand Senussi - 30 millieme
Tomb and Mosque complex of the Grand Senussi - 15 millieme
Tomb and Mosque complex of the Grand Senussi - 10 millieme
Tomb and Mosque complex of the Grand Senussi - 5 millieme
Coat of arms - 1 pound
