Lebanon, Tyre Ancient Ruins and Artifacts
Lebanon · 1965 · 2.5p
This stamp features a marble head of a child discovered during archaeological excavations in Tyre, Lebanon. The design highlights the rich Phoenician and Roman history of the ancient port city. It was part of a set issued to promote tourism and showcase Lebanon's significant historical sites.
Issued in the mid-1960s, this stamp reflects a period of prosperity and cultural promotion in Lebanon, often called its 'Golden Age', before the onset of the civil war.
Printing Method
Photogravure
Catalog Numbers
Estimated Values by Condition
Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults
Well centered, fresh colors
Nicely centered, minor flaws
Average centering, acceptable
Off-center or visible wear
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