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A historic collection of 1,776 Tunisia postage stamps
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Year: 1962
Coat of arms - 6 millime
This stamp highlights the coat of arms of the Tunisian Republic, a powerful symbol of sovereignty and post-independence national identity. The central illustration revolves around a divided shield presenting the three pillars of the nation: the Carthaginian ship, which evokes freedom and the thousand-year-old maritime heritage of Tunisia, the black lion brandishing a saber for order, and the scales representing justice. This triptych is framed by ears of wheat and an olive branch, highlighting the vital importance of agriculture and peace in the country's heritage and economy. Crowned by the crescent and the star, emblems of belonging to the Arab-Muslim world, the whole delivers a message of institutional stability and unity, carried by the motto “Liberty, Order, Justice” inscribed on the lower ribbon, thus anchoring the subject in a desire to celebrate a modern nation proud of its Mediterranean roots.
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The archaeological site of Haidra
The archaeological site of Althiburos in Dahmani
The archaeological fort of Ghar El Melh
Pope Miltiades
Pope Gelasius I
Pope Victor I
Tunisia, a pioneer in the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination
Tunisia, non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (2020-2021)
Al-Quds, Capital of Palestine
Abderrazak Sahli (1941-2009)
Rafik El Kamel (1944-2018)
Peasant seeds and food sovereignty in Tunisia
20th anniversary of the UPU “EMS Cooperative”
Traditional costume for men, town of Kairouan
Traditional costume for women from southern Tunisia, town of Douz
2019, international year of indigenous languages
The Ship “ISTIKLAL”, the first naval piece manufactured for the benefit of the Tunisian Army
The National Military Museum “Palais de la Rose” in Manouba
Hamouda Pasha
Mohamed Moncef Bey
Ahmed Bey 1st
Hussein Ben Ali
Centenary of the International Labor Organization
