✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1973
surcharge for War Refugees- 5 fils
Issued during the period of the State of Bahrain, this stamp belongs to a series of postage due stamps, which were used by postal authorities to collect additional charges on mail that had been sent with insufficient postage. Such stamps formed an important part of postal operations, ensuring that underpaid items could continue through the mail system while allowing the postal service to recover the missing fees from the recipient. The issue reflects the development and administration of Bahrain’s postal system during the twentieth century, when efficient mail services were increasingly important for government, business, and personal communication. Postage due stamps served a practical purpose in maintaining the smooth functioning of postal networks and enforcing postal regulations while facilitating the delivery of correspondence.
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Golden Jubilee of Electricity in Bahrain (1931-1981)
Golden Jubilee of Electricity in Bahrain (1931-1981)
State of Bahrain - National Development - 50 fils
State of Bahrain - National Development - 25 fils
economic development and industrial modernization -100 fils
economic development and industrial modernization -60 fils
First Concorde flight from Bahrain to London - 80 fils
First Concorde flight from Bahrain to London - 80 fils
First Concorde flight from Bahrain to London - 80 fils
First Concorde flight from Bahrain to London - 80 fils
Admission to the UN and the Arab League - 150 fils
Admission to the UN and the Arab League - 120 fils
Admission to the UN and the Arab League - 60 fils
Admission to the UN and the Arab League - 30 fils
First Gulf Aviation Flight to London by VC10 -120 fils
First Gulf Aviation Flight to London by VC10 - 60 fils
First Gulf Aviation Flight to London by VC10 - 30 fils
Pearl Diving Industry of Bahrain
Development of Bahrain's Air Transport Network - 75 fils
Development of Bahrain's Air Transport Network - 50 fils
Development of Bahrain's Air Transport Network - 40 fils