Finland 1891 Two-Headed Russian Eagle

Finland · 1891 · 8 P.

The stamp features a prominent two-headed Russian eagle, symbolizing the Russian Empire's sovereignty over Finland. The design includes decorative rings in all four corners and the denomination at the bottom.

Issued during Finland's period as an autonomous Grand Duchy under the Russian Empire, this stamp prominently displays the imperial Russian double-headed eagle, reflecting the political ties of the time.