Spain 1870 Allegory of Spain
Spain · 1870 · 10m de Escudo
This stamp features a seated allegorical figure representing Spain, often referred to as Hispania. She is depicted wearing a mural crown, a symbol of civic authority and sovereignty, and holding a scepter. The design is framed by an ornate border with the denomination at the bottom.
Issued in 1870 during the Provisional Government period following the overthrow of Queen Isabella II, this stamp reflects a shift towards republican and national symbolism rather than monarchical portraits.
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