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SCG14009 - Israel 1977 – “Railway Engine” (Early Locomotive) Stamp
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This vibrant 1977 stamp from Israel showcases an early steam locomotive, representing the historical development of rail transport in the region. The Hebrew inscription “רכבת העמק” (Valley Railway) refers to the famous Jezreel Valley Railway, an important line connecting Haifa to inland territories during the Ottoman era. The bold, stylized artwork with vivid colors reflects a modern graphic design approach popular in Israeli issues of the 1970s. Industrial elements like smoke stacks and surrounding settlement imagery emphasize the role of railways in nation-building. This stamp is part of Israel’s broader thematic focus on infrastructure and development. A striking piece for collectors of transport, industrial heritage, or Middle Eastern philately.
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