Welcome to Tunisia Stamps
A historic collection of 1,776 Tunisia postage stamps
✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1966
Mineral waters - 100 millimes
This stamp features an evocative landscape of Tunisian oases, combining palm trees, stylized reliefs and the presence of water to illustrate the vital role of mineral springs in demanding natural environments. The image highlights the contrast between the potential aridity of the environment and the prosperity made possible by water, a symbol of life, freshness and continuity. In the Tunisian context, this representation refers to the southern regions and oases, where water conditions housing, agriculture and trade. The stamp thus promotes Tunisian nature and reminds that the management and preservation of water resources are at the heart of the balance between environment, local traditions and economic development.
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9th International Festival of Popular Arts of Carthage. 17th century illumination
9th International Festival of Popular Arts of Carthage. Stele from the 8th century
9th International Festival of Popular Arts of Carthage. 10th century coinage
1st world football tournament
10th Anniversary of the International Council of the French Language
9th World Telecommunications Day
The Tunisian Red Crescent
Products from Tunisia - 100 Tunisian Millim
Products from Tunisia - 40 Tunisian Millim
25th Anniversary of the UN Postal Administration
Cultural heritage: The Barber Mosque - Kairouan
Cultural heritage: The Ribat - Monastir
Cultural heritage: The Great Mosque - Kairouan
Cultural heritage: Hammouda Pasha Mausoleum - Tunis
Conference of Non-Aligned Countries
Children's literature
Montreal Olympic Games - 120 millimes
Montreal Olympic Games - 75 millimes
Montreal Olympic Games - 50 millimes
Bicentennial of American Independence
Tunisia yesterday and today. Guellala pottery
Tunisia yesterday and today. Weaving
Tunisia yesterday and today. The sponges of Djerba
