Taiwan Postage Due Stamp, Plum Blossom
Taiwan · 1945 · 10¢
This postage due stamp features a central design of a plum blossom, the national flower of Taiwan (Republic of China). The denomination '10' is prominently displayed within the flower's center, with Chinese characters indicating its value and purpose. The design is simple, functional, and symbolic, intended to be easily recognizable for postal workers.
Issued in November 1945, this was the first postage due stamp released in Taiwan following the end of Japanese rule and the restoration of the Republic of China's administration. It marks a significant transition in the island's postal history.
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