Poland 1919 First Definitive Issue, Eagle
Poland · 1919 · 10 fenigów
This stamp features the crowned Polish eagle, the national coat of arms, set within an ornate oval frame. The denomination '10 FEN' is displayed at the bottom, with 'POCZTA POLSKA' (Polish Post) inscribed above. This was part of the first definitive series issued by the newly independent Second Polish Republic.
Issued in 1919, this stamp symbolizes the re-establishment of Polish sovereignty after 123 years of partitions by Russia, Prussia, and Austria. The use of the crowned eagle was a powerful statement of national identity and independence.
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