Egypt 1961 Postage Due Stamp
Egypt · 1961 · 1m
This postage due stamp features a simple, functional design centered around the numeral '1' and Arabic script indicating its value of 1 millieme. The design is utilitarian, intended to clearly show the amount of postage owed by the recipient. The background consists of intricate geometric patterns, a common element in Egyptian stamp design.
Issued in 1961, this stamp was part of a definitive series for postage due, used when mail was sent with insufficient postage. This period in Egypt, then the United Arab Republic, was marked by Gamal Abdel Nasser's leadership and a focus on national infrastructure, including the postal system.
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