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SCG10270 - Tunisia 1985 – 3rd Civil Protection Week, Hands Emerging from Flames – 100 Millimes
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A striking commemorative stamp from Tunisia, issued in 1985, highlighting the nation’s growing emphasis on civil protection and emergency response. The design features two raised white hands emerging from flames, symbolizing rescue efforts and the fight against disaster. Above them sits the national Civil Protection emblem against a blue sky and mountain backdrop, reinforcing themes of safety and preparedness. Printed in vivid colors and carrying a face value of 100 millimes, this issue is a meaningful addition for collectors of public safety, North African, or thematic humanitarian stamps. Aicha Filali’s artwork adds strong visual appeal.
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