Official Service Stamp of Saudi Arabia - 10 piastre

Official Service Stamp of Saudi Arabia - 10 piastre

Year
1971
Face Value
10
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Flags & Emblems

Catalogs References

Michel
SA D54
Yvert & Tellier
SA S38
Stanley Gibbons
SA O1049

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Size
26 x 31 mm
Perforation
13½ x 14
Printing
Offset lithography
This stamp is an official service stamp issued by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for use on government correspondence. The design features the national emblem of Saudi Arabia, consisting of a palm tree above two crossed swords, displayed within a decorative arch inspired by traditional Islamic architecture. Service stamps were reserved for official government mail and served to distinguish state correspondence from regular postal usage.

By issuing this stamp, Saudi Arabia emphasized the role of government institutions in the administration of the Kingdom and the delivery of public services. The issue highlights national authority and state identity through the use of the official emblem, while reflecting the country's administrative development and the importance of an organized postal system in supporting government communications throughout the Kingdom.