
Hradcany Castle, 500 Haleru, Red
Czechoslovakia · 1920 · 500 h
This semi-postal stamp features the iconic Hradcany Castle in Prague, a symbol of Czech national identity. The design, originally created by Alfons Mucha for the first Czechoslovakian stamps, is rendered here in a striking red color. A red cross surtax symbol is prominently displayed, indicating its purpose to raise funds for charity.
Issued in 1920, this stamp was part of a series to raise money for the Czechoslovak Red Cross, aiding in post-World War I recovery and social welfare efforts.
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