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Year: 1915
Italian Libya 40 Centesimi "Postage Due"
This stamp illustrates the administrative and fiscal theme of the colonial postal service, specifically focusing on the regulation of mail delivery and the enforcement of postal fees. The "Segnatasse" (Postage Due) designation highlights a system of bureaucratic oversight where the recipient, rather than the sender, was responsible for settling unpaid or underpaid postage. The illustration is purely functional and typographic, emphasizing the numerical value within a classical oval frame and floral border, which conveys a sense of institutional rigor and European legal standards. By overprinting "Libia" on the standard Italian fiscal design, the stamp signals the implementation of a standardized, modern economy and the formalization of communication networks within the North African territory under Italian governance.
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