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SCG6201 - Belgian Congo 1931 “Missionary and Native Children” – 1.25 Franc + 5c Brown
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Issued in 1931 under Belgian colonial administration, this semi-postal stamp from the Belgian Congo depicts a missionary woman standing among Congolese children, symbolizing European missionary presence and education efforts in Africa. Printed in brown, the design is framed by a traditional geometric border and carries a surcharge of 5 centimes for charity. This issue belongs to the “Missionary and Native Children” series, one of the most iconic yet controversial representations of colonial-era iconography in African philately.
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