
King Albert I, Steel Helmet Issue
Belgium · 1930 · 10c
This definitive stamp features a portrait of King Albert I, known as the 'Soldier King', wearing a steel Adrian helmet. The design commemorates his leadership and the resilience of the Belgian army during World War I. The denomination is prominently displayed, and the country name appears in both French ('Belgique') and Flemish ('België').
Issued in the interwar period, this stamp series honored King Albert I's role in defending Belgium's neutrality during the German invasion of 1914, making him a national hero.
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