Morocco 1914 Red Cross Surcharge
Morocco · 1914 · 5 Centimes on 5 Centimes
This semi-postal stamp features a red surcharge applied to a definitive stamp of the French Protectorate in Morocco. The surcharge consists of a prominent Red Cross symbol and the new value, '5 centimes', with the original value struck through. The funds raised from the surcharge were intended to support the Red Cross during World War I.
Issued during the early stages of World War I, this stamp is one of many 'war tax' or charity stamps produced by nations to fund humanitarian efforts and the war itself. It represents Morocco's, under French protectorate, contribution to the Red Cross.
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