
Ukraine 1920 20 Hryven 'Allegory of Ukraine' Overprinted
Ukraine · 1920 · 20 Hryven
This stamp features a trident overprint on a previous Russian Imperial issue. The overprint, known as the 'Trident of Kyiv,' was applied to existing Russian stamps to create provisional postage for the newly independent Ukrainian People's Republic. The design signifies the establishment of Ukrainian national identity and postal authority.
Issued during the tumultuous Ukrainian War of Independence (1917-1921), these overprinted stamps were a practical necessity and a powerful symbol of sovereignty for the short-lived Ukrainian People's Republic.
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