✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1948
Camel Postman - 5 piastre
This is perhaps the most famous Sudanese stamp design, known as the "Camel Postman." It depicts a Berberi postman riding a camel across the desert, carrying mail bags. The design was originally created by Captain (later Colonel) Stanton and remained the standard motif for Sudanese definitive stamps for several decades due to its striking and culturally significant imagery.
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Shilluk Nomad - 5 millieme
Cultural
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Baggara Girl on an Ox - 4 millieme
Animals
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Nubian Giraffe - 3 millieme
Animals
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Shoebill Stork - 2 millieme
Animals
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Nubian Ibex -1 millieme
Animals
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General Post Office in Khartoum - 20 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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The Kitchener Gate in Suakin- 6 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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Nile Post Boat- 4 1/2 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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Gordon Memorial College in Khartoum- 4 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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Port Sudan Harbor- 3 1/2 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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The Saqia Water Wheel - 3 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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The Mountains of Kassala - 2 1/2 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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The Blue Nile Bridge in Khartoum - 2 piastre
Sites and landscapes
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