This classic definitive stamp features the national emblem with an eagle above the historic Yemeni royal flag bearing a curved sword and stars. Issued during the reign of the Mutawakkilite Kingdom period, it reflects Yemen’s early modern postal identity following independence consolidation. The bilingual French–Arabic inscription highlights international postal usage of the era. Denominated in Bogaches, the currency used before later monetary reforms, this issue is highly collectible among Middle Eastern and monarchy-era philately. A strong representative example of mid-20th-century Arabian Peninsula postal history.