Finland 1866 2 Markka Lion Type Coat of Arms
Finland · 1866 · 2 Markka
A stamp featuring the Finnish coat of arms, depicting a crowned lion rampant holding a sword, with nine roses scattered around it. This specific issue is known for its distinctive large perforation, often 7½:8, making it easily identifiable.
Issued during Finland's period as an autonomous Grand Duchy under the Russian Empire, these stamps represent an early assertion of Finnish national identity and postal independence, featuring the historic Finnish coat of arms.
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