Finland 1891 10 Penni Double-Headed Eagle with Rings
Finland · 1891 · 10 Penni
This 1891 Finnish stamp features the double-headed Russian imperial eagle, symbolizing Finland's status as an autonomous Grand Duchy within the Russian Empire. The design includes two distinct rings positioned between the eagle's crown and the '10 PEN.' face value, which is prominently displayed in all four corners.
Issued during the period of Russian rule over Finland, this stamp reflects the political reality of the time, where Finland maintained some autonomy but was ultimately under the Tsar's authority. The double-headed eagle was a potent symbol of Russian imperial power.
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