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Year: 1955
Bab Chorfa in Fez (1955) - 5 franc
Bab Chorfa (Gate of the Nobles) is one of the monumental historic gates granting entry to the ancient walled medina of Fez (Fes el-Bali), adjacent to the Kasbah des Cherarda and Place Bou Jeloud. Built with imposing crenellated octagonal watchtowers, massive masonry walls, and a classic horseshoe archway, the gate stands as a prominent example of Moroccan medieval military and urban architecture. Issued in 1955 as part of a definitive architectural and landscapes series (MAROC / المغرب), this 5-franc postage stamp (POSTES / BAB CHORFA à FES) features a finely engraved rendering in carmine red. Designed by A. Delpy and engraved by Fiel, the vignette captures the fortified stone facade and deep portal of the historic gate.
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