Sudan 1897 Camel Postman
Sudan · 1897 · 1 Millieme
This stamp features a classic and iconic design of a postman riding a camel through the desert, delivering mail. The design, created by Captain E. A. Stanton, symbolizes the challenging conditions of mail transport in the region. It is one of the most famous and recognizable stamps in the world.
Issued under the Anglo-Egyptian administration of Sudan, this was the first postage stamp specifically created for the country. The 'Camel Postman' design remained in use for over 50 years, becoming a symbol of Sudanese philately.
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