Productions: Bunch of grapes - 12F
Michel Reference
TN 473
Stanley Reference
TN 436
Yvert Reference
TN 428
Themes
Agriculture
Description
This stamp is a postal stamp from Tunisia issued on February 25, 1957. It is part of a series of common use issued shortly after the country's independence from France. This issue is historically significant because it marks a period of transition when Tunisia still used the franc as currency, while asserting its national identity through the prominent use of the Arabic language alongside French.
This stamp depicts a hand holding a large bunch of ripe grapes, symbolizing the abundance and importance of viticulture for the Tunisian economy.
This stamp depicts a hand holding a large bunch of ripe grapes, symbolizing the abundance and importance of viticulture for the Tunisian economy.
Size
26 x 36 mm
Colors
Polychrome
Designer
Jalel BEN ABDALLAH
Printers
Pierre Gandon
Perforation
13
Print
Taille-douce
Face Value
12,00 DT
Mint Value
—
Used Value
—
Print Run
100 000 exemplaires
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