Stamp
SCG7732 - Mexico 1962: “5 de Mayo de 1862”
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This 40 centavos commemorative stamp from Mexico, issued in 1962, honors the centenary of the Battle of Puebla, fought on May 5, 1862. The design depicts a Mexican soldier or patriot standing proudly beside a stone marker inscribed with “5 DE MAYO DE 1862”, symbolizing national pride and resistance. The background shows the iconic Mexican landscape with snow-capped volcanoes, evoking the spirit of the region where the battle took place. The Correos de México inscription and earthy tones reflect the period’s classic commemorative style.
Historical Context:
The Battle of Puebla marks the famous victory of Mexican forces under General Ignacio Zaragoza against the French army — a triumph that became a defining moment of national pride. Though not the end of the conflict, it is celebrated annually as Cinco de Mayo, symbolizing resistance and unity.
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