Sudan 10 Millieme Camel Postman

Sudan · 1951 · 10m

This definitive stamp features a dynamic depiction of a camel postman, also known as a 'hajjan', riding at speed across the desert. The design highlights the crucial role of camels in mail delivery across Sudan's vast and arid landscape. The denomination is shown in both English and Arabic script.

Issued as part of the 1951 definitive series, this stamp represents the final years of the Anglo-Egyptian condominium rule before Sudan gained independence in 1956. The camel post was a vital and iconic part of the country's communication infrastructure.