
Russian Empire Post Offices in Levant 4 Paras and 7 Piastres Stamps
Russia (Levant) · 1900 · 4 paras and 7 piastres
Two definitive postage stamps issued by the Russian Empire for use in its post offices in the Levant, featuring denominations of 4 paras and 7 piastres. These stamps were surcharged on regular Russian kopeck issues for local currency use, dating from the 1900-1903 period.
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, several European powers maintained their own postal services within the Ottoman Empire, known as the Levant, to facilitate international trade and communication. These stamps represent Russia's postal presence in the region.
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