
Austrian Levant 50 Soldi Stamp, 1867, Constantinopel Cancel
Austria · 1867 · 50 soldi
This stamp features the imperial double-headed eagle design, characteristic of Austrian issues of the period. It is a 50 soldi denomination from the 1867 series, notably cancelled in Constantinopel (modern-day Istanbul), a significant port in the Ottoman Empire.
Austrian Levant stamps were issued by Austria for use in its post offices within the Ottoman Empire, reflecting the significant economic and political influence Austria held in the region during the 19th century.
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