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SCG2391 - Israel 1950s Emblem of Security 350pr + 50pr Blue Stamp
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This Israeli stamp, issued in the 1950s, features the symbolic image of a sword wrapped in an olive branch—representing the nation’s motto “Betachon” (Security). The inscription shows a denomination of 350 prutot with a 50 prutot surcharge, likely allocated to national defense or a related cause. Rendered in deep blue, the design balances strength and peace. The bilingual inscriptions in Hebrew and English reflect Israel’s early philatelic identity.
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