✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1965
Iraqi Army Day - 30 fils
This stamp commemorates Army Day, celebrated annually on 6 January, the anniversary of the founding of the Iraqi Army in 1921. The design depicts a soldier carrying the national flag, accompanied by industrial and agricultural symbols that reflect the close association between national defense and the development of the republic. Army Day was one of Iraq's principal national observances, honoring the service and history of the country's armed forces. By issuing this stamp, Iraq paid tribute to the role of the military in safeguarding national sovereignty and supporting state-building efforts. The issue emphasizes themes of patriotism, unity, and progress, highlighting the contribution of the armed forces to the country's security and development during the republican era.
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Fountain of Sultan Ahmed III - 10 rupee
View of the Bosphorus and Castles - 5 rupee
Suleymaniye Mosque - 2 rupee
Kağıthane Bridge - 1 rupee
Ministry of War (Bâb-ı Seraskerî) - 12 anna
Bosphorus Landscape - 8 anna
Ottoman Warship (Cruiser Hamidiye) - 6 anna
Gök Medrese (Celestial Madrasa) - 4 anna
Monument of Liberty (Abide-i Hürriyet) - 3 anna
Sultan Ahmed Mosque - 2 1/2 anna
Leander's Tower (Kız Kulesi) - 1 1/2 anna
Rumeli Hisar Castle- 1 anna
Fenerbahçe Lighthouse - 1/2 anna
Leander's Tower (Kız Kulesi) - 1/4 anna
Baghdad in British Occupation - Star and Crescent Overprint on Geometric Pattern
Baghdad in British Occupation - Star and Crescent Overprint on Geometric Pattern
Baghdad in British Occupation - Star and Crescent Overprint on Geometric Pattern
Baghdad in British Occupation - Main post office in Constantinople
Baghdad in British Occupation - Ottoman Administrative Building 1/2
Baghdad in British Occupation - Ottoman Administrative Building 2
Baghdad in British Occupation - Ottoman Civil Architecture 2
Baghdad in British Occupation - Ottoman Civil Architecture 1
Baghdad in British Occupation - Ottoman Civil Architecture 1/2