Stamp: Tang-i-Allahu Akbar, Shiraz (Iran 1952)
Tang-i-Allahu Akbar, Shiraz (Iran 1952)
01 April (Iran ) within release 770th birthday of Saadi, Persian poet goes into circulation Stamp Tang-i-Allahu Akbar, Shiraz face value 25+25 Iranian dinar
Stamp is square format.
Before the official day of inauguration of the tomb of Saadi on 30th April 1952, one of the provincial post offices begun to sell this set; consequently all remaining stamps were withdrawn, and a new set was issued with slightly changes in design and colours.Also in the issue 770th birthday of Saadi, Persian poet:
- Stamp - Abū-Muhammad Muslih al-Dīn bin Abdallāh Shīrāzī (1210-1292) face value 1.50+0.50;
- Stamp - Tang-i-Allahu Akbar, Shiraz face value 25+25;
- Stamp - Tomb of Saadi, Shiraz face value 50+50;
Stamp Tang-i-Allahu Akbar, Shiraz it reflects the thematic directions:
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