Stamp
SCG13070 - Swaziland 15 Cents “Freedom from Hunger” – Queen Elizabeth II & Agricultural Motifs
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This 15c stamp from Swaziland was issued as part of the global Freedom from Hunger campaign promoted by the FAO in the early 1960s. It features a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II alongside symbolic agricultural imagery including crops, cattle, fish, and poultry—representing food security and rural development. The bold violet monochrome design gives it strong visual appeal, typical of early Commonwealth definitives. A meaningful thematic piece for collectors of FAO issues, African philately, and Queen Elizabeth II portrait stamps. Particularly desirable in fine mint condition with intact perforations and fresh color.
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