Layla & Majnun Poem Book by Nizami Ganjavi (Farsi & English)
Additional information
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Postal Stamp |
| Material | Paper |
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Introducing a remarkable antique collection comprising 54 original Iranian Qajar stamps, a testament to the grandeur of the Qajar Period. Published in 1991, these stamps represent a pivotal era in Iran's postal history, capturing the essence of a bygone era. Each stamp bears the distinctive characteristics of Qajar artistry, reflecting the cultural richness and artistic sophistication of the time. Embrace the historical significance of these exquisite stamps, meticulously preserved as a cherished piece of Iran's cultural heritage, offering a window into the country's past and the evolution of its postal system.
| Product Type & Category | Set of 54 antique Iranian stamps – 1991 issue. |
|---|---|
| Issue Year & Era | 1991 – late 20th century Iranian postal issue. |
| Country of Origin | Islamic Republic of Iran – official stamps. |
| Theme & Motifs | Antique collection – various Iranian themes. |
| Condition & Grading | Antique collection – well-preserved for collectors. |
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Postal Stamp |
| Material | Paper |
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