✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1917
Bab Mansour, Meknes - 1 franc
This stamp highlights the imperial grandeur of the Alaouite dynasty through its illustration of Bab Mansour in Meknes, arguably the most magnificent gate in North Africa. The image carries a message of absolute sovereignty and decorative opulence, showcasing the vast horseshoe arch and the intricate zellij tilework that were designed to glorify the reign of Sultan Moulay Ismail. In the Moroccan context, this program celebrates Meknes as an imperial capital and a masterpiece of monumental masonry. By featuring this gate, the stamp reflects an institutional pride in the kingdom's ability to blend military strength with artistic refinement, capturing a nature where history is etched into every carved pillar and patterned tile of its fortified cities.
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Dorcas Gazelle - 20 franc
Dorcas Gazelle - 10 franc
Dorcas Gazelle - 5 franc
Fez and the Karaouiyine Minaret - 3 franc
Great Mosque and Market Scene Salé - 2.5 franc
Fez and the Karaouiyine Minaret - 2.25 franc
Fez and the Karaouiyine Minaret - 2 franc
Draa Valley - Kasbah Landscape - 1.4 franc
Draa Valley - Kasbah Landscape - 1.25 franc
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Draa Valley - Kasbah Landscape - 75 cent
Dorcas Gazelle - 70 cent
Kasbah of the Oudayas - 60 cent
Kasbah of the Oudayas - 50 cent
Argan Tree and Shepherd - 45 cent
Argan Tree and Shepherd - 40 cent
Argan Tree and Shepherd - 30 cent
Cedar Forests of Ifrane- 20 cent
Cedar Forests of Ifrane- 15 cent
Sefrou Kasbah and Minaret - 10 cent
Great Mosque and Market Scene Salé - 5 cent
Sefrou Kasbah and Minaret - 3 cent