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A historic collection of 405 Morocco postage stamps
✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1955
Bab el-Mrissa in Salé - 50 centime
Bab el-Mrissa (also known as the Gate of the Port or Bab Mellah) is a monumental 13th-century fortified marine gate in Salé, constructed between 1260 and 1270 under the Marinid Sultan Abu Yusuf Yaqub. Designed as an entrance to the protected inner naval arsenal (dar al-sina'a), its massive horseshoe archway was specifically engineered to allow medieval war galleys and merchant ships to pass directly from the Bou Regreg estuary into the sheltered harbor basin. Issued in 1955 as part of the definitive monuments and landscapes series (MAROC / المغرب), this 1-franc postage stamp (POSTES / BAB el MRISSA à SALÉ) highlights the monumental gateway. Designed by A. Delpy and engraved by Henry Cheffer, the blue intaglio vignette captures the towering stone bastions and soaring arch of this historic Marinid landmark.
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Modern and Traditional Maritime Vessels - 30 fr
Modern and Traditional Maritime Vessels - 15 fr
Airplane over the Draa Valley and Atlas Mountains – Solidarity Issue
Airplane over the High Atlas Mountains – Air Mail Solidarity Issue
Airplane over the Medina of Fez – Air Mail Solidarity Issue
Airplane over the Atlantic Coast – Solidarity Issue
Orange Harvest and Orange Grove – Solidarity Issue
Fishing Nets, Fish and Sailboats – Solidarity Issue
Olive Tree and Olive Harvest – Solidarity
Army Social Welfare Fund
Health
Energy- Electricity
Agriculture
Food Supply
Solidarity campaign funds for war victims
The Hedia Procession (Charity Program) -5 franc
Ruins of Chellah in Rabat (Charity Program) - 3 franc
Port of Casablanca (Charity Program) - 2 franc
Bay of Tangier (Charity Program) - 1.5 franc
Bab Bou Jeloud and Minaret in Fez (Charity Program) - 1 franc
Shepherd and Flock in Azrou (Charity Program) - 80 centime
Ramparts of Marrakech (Charity Program) - 75 centime
Citadel of Safi (Charity Program) - 50 centime
