
South Korea 1949 National Flag, Rouletted, Block of 4
South Korea · 1949 · 5 W
This stamp features the national flag of South Korea, the Taegeukgi. The design prominently displays the Taegeuk symbol in the center, representing balance, and four black trigrams, one in each corner, symbolizing movement and harmony. This particular issue is notable for its rouletted separation method instead of traditional perforations.
Issued in 1949, this stamp was part of the first regular series released by the Republic of Korea following its formal establishment in August 1948. It represents a key moment in establishing national identity through philately after the end of Japanese colonial rule.
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