This beautiful 1 Lira postage stamp from San Marino features a vivid illustration of a bunch of ripe purple grapes, symbolizing the country’s long tradition of viticulture. Issued in the mid-20th century, the design captures the agricultural and cultural importance of grape cultivation in San Marino, reflecting the region’s ties to winemaking and Mediterranean farming heritage. Printed by Courvoisier S.A., the stamp is finely detailed, showing naturalistic shading of the grapes and leaves against a bright yellow background. A.M. Trechslin is credited as the designer, adding to its philatelic appeal. This issue is a favorite among collectors of thematic stamps related to fruits, agriculture, and Italian microstates.