Mullet (Liza sp.) - 100 fils

Mullet (Liza sp.) - 100 fils

Year
1985
Face Value
100
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Animals

Catalogs References

Michel
BH 358
Yvert & Tellier
BH 335
Stanley Gibbons
BH 331

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Perforation
13
Printing
Offset lithography
Printers
Harrison & Sons Ltd.
Issued in 1985 as part of Bahrain's Marine Life and Fishes definitive series, this stamp commemorates the Mullet (Liza sp.), a fish widely distributed in coastal and estuarine waters throughout the Arabian Gulf. Mullets are recognized for their elongated bodies, silvery coloration, and schooling behavior. They have long played an important role in the traditional fisheries of Bahrain and the Gulf region, providing a valuable source of food and supporting local fishing communities.

By featuring the Mullet, the State of Bahrain highlighted the importance of coastal fisheries and the rich marine resources of the Arabian Gulf. The issue celebrated a species closely linked to Bahrain's maritime heritage and emphasized the value of preserving marine ecosystems that sustain local fisheries and biodiversity.