✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1948
Camel Postman - 3 millieme
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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Month of the South Campaign - 55 millim
Sites and landscapes
59 years
👁 73
Month of the South Campaign - 3 piastre
Sites and landscapes
59 years
👁 65
Month of the South Campaign - 15 millim
Sites and landscapes
59 years
👁 60
Inauguration of the WHO Headquarters Building in Geneva - 55 millim
Sites and landscapes
60 years
👁 60
Inauguration of the WHO Headquarters Building in Geneva - 3 piastre
Sites and landscapes
60 years
👁 65
Inauguration of the WHO Headquarters Building in Geneva - 15 millim
Sites and landscapes
60 years
👁 63
Sennar Dam
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 57
Bohein Temple
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 62
Palace of the Republic in Khartoum - 2 millim
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 53
Palace of the Republic in Khartoum - 5 millim
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 61
Arab League Building - 55 millim
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 56
Arab League Building - 15 millim
Sites and landscapes
64 years
👁 55
Inauguration of the Arab League Headquarters in Cairo
Sites and landscapes
66 years
👁 73