Sudan 1950 20 Piastres Camel Postman
Sudan · 1950 · 20 Piastres
This airmail stamp features a dynamic design of a traditional camel postman, a symbol of Sudan's historic mail delivery system. The stamp is part of a definitive series that highlights the nation's culture and transportation methods. The bicolored design, with a brown vignette and a blue frame, was printed by Waterlow & Sons.
Issued during the Anglo-Egyptian condominium period, this stamp represents a time of transition for Sudan, showcasing its unique postal heritage just a few years before gaining independence in 1956.
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Photogravure
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