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A historic collection of 348 Jordan postage stamps
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Year: 1952
Emir Abdullah I bin Al-Hussein - 100 fils
Centering on the portrait of Emir Abdullah I bin Al-Hussein, this stamp serves as a foundational symbol of the Hashemite monarchy and the formalization of the Transjordanian state. The Emir is depicted in traditional Arab headdress (the kaffiyeh and agal), a deliberate iconographic choice that reinforces the cultural authenticity and desert heritage of the ruling family while projecting an image of statesman-like authority. The framing incorporates classical Islamic architectural motifs and geometric patterns, bridging the gap between historical regional aesthetics and the standardized formats of international postal communication.This issue highlights the theme of nation-building and the establishment of a distinct Jordanian institutional identity separate from the broader Ottoman or British mandatory administrative visuals.
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Temple of Artemis Jerash - 10 fils
Temple of Artemis Jerash - 5 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 100 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 50 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 20 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 15 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 4 fils
1st Arab Postal Congress - 1 fils
Ed-Deir Temple Petra - 5 fils
King Hussein II (1935-1999) - 4 fils
Ed-Deir Temple Petra - 3 fils
Dome of the Rock Jerusalem - 20 fils
Al-Aqsa Mosque Jerusalem - 12 fils
Dome of the Rock Jerusalem - 10 fils
King Hussein II (1935-1999) - 2 fils
Ed-Deir Temple Petra - 1 fils
King Hussein and Queen Dina - 100 fils
King Hussein and Queen Dina - 15 fils
Arab Postal Union (APU) - 25 fils
Arab Postal Union (APU) - 20 fils
Arab Postal Union (APU) - 15 fils
Al-Aqsa Mosque Jerusalem - 50 fils
Dome of the Rock Jerusalem - 15 fils
