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Year: 1948
King Faisal II - 5 fils
This stamp highlights a poignant period of transition and dynastic continuity within the Kingdom of Iraq following the tragic death of King Ghazi in 1939. The central portrait features the child monarch, King Faisal II, carrying a symbolic message of national hope, resilience, and the endurance of the Hashemite monarchy under a royal regency. In the Iraqi context of the early 1940s, this 1-fils definitive program was vital for anchoring public allegiance and maintaining institutional stability across the state's provinces during a turbulent global era. By framing the young king's likeness within a classic oval vignette flanked by formal bilingual inscriptions, the postal administration projected an image of administrative order, solidifying the sovereign identity of the maturing nation on everyday correspondence.
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Tree Week - 20 fils
Tree Week - 6 fils
2nd Anniversary of the 14 Ramadan Revolution (1963-1965)
Inauguration of the Deep-Sea Terminal for Tankers - 10 fils
Arab Labour Conference, Baghdad - 10 fils
Iraqi Army Day - 30 fils
Iraqi Army Day - 15 fils
Iraqi Army Day -5 fils
10th Anniversary of the Arab Postal Union (1954-1964) - 30 fils
10th Anniversary of the Arab Postal Union (1954-1964) - 10 fils
10th Anniversary of the Arab Postal Union (1954-1964) - 3 fils
9th Arab Engineers Conference, Baghdad 1964
International Arab Music Conference - 30 fils
International Arab Music Conference - 10 fils
International Arab Music Conference - 3 fils
1st Anniversary of the 18 November Revolution (1963)- 50 fils
1st Anniversary of the 18 November Revolution (1963)- 10 fils
1st Anniversary of the 18 November Revolution (1963)- 5 fils
6th Anniversary of the 14 July Revolution (1958-1964) - 30 fils
6th Anniversary of the 14 July Revolution (1958-1964) - 20 fils
6th Anniversary of the 14 July Revolution (1958-1964) - 10 fils
6th Anniversary of the 14 July Revolution (1958-1964) - 3 fils
Human Rights Year (1948-1963) - 30 fils
