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SCG5530 - Ghana 1957 – Inauguration of the Black Star Line
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Issued in 1957, this historic pair from Ghana commemorates the inauguration of the Black Star Line, a symbol of the new nation’s maritime independence. The 1s3d blue stamp features an old sailing vessel with a marlin emblem, while the 5s carmine-red depicts a modern passenger ship and flying fish. Together they represent Ghana’s transition from colonial trade to sovereign commerce on the seas. These stamps were among the first issued after independence, embodying national pride and aspiration.
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