✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1931
Aleppo Citadel (Alep)
This issue is dedicated to the Citadel of Aleppo, one of the most formidable and iconic examples of medieval Islamic military architecture. The illustration focuses on the massive entrance bridge and the towering limestone walls of the fortress, which sits atop a natural hill in the heart of the city. Symbolically, the Citadel represents Syrian strength, resilience, and the historical layers of defense that have protected the region’s identity from the Ayyubid era through the Mamluk period. The stamp underscores the cultural heritage of the Levant, presenting the fortress not just as a ruin, but as a living symbol of Aleppo’s central role in the history of global warfare and urban civilization.
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Syria (French Occupation): 10 Piastres on 1 f "Merson"
Syria (French Occupation): 5 Piastres on 40c "Merson"
Syria (French Occupation): 5 Piastres on 40c "Merson"
Syria (French Occupation): 2P on 25c "Sower"
Syria (French Occupation): 1 P on 10c "Sower"
Syria (French Occupation): 5m on 5c "Sower"
Syria (French Occupation): 4m on 15c "Sower"
French Military Occupation of Syria - 3 millieme
French Military Occupation of Syria - 2 millieme