Stamp
SCG8412 - Turkey 1973 – Turkish Navy Destroyer (5 Kuruş)
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This 1973 Turkish postage stamp depicts a destroyer of the Turkish Navy (Türk Donanması) sailing in open waters, symbolizing the modernization and strength of Turkey’s maritime defense during the Cold War era. The ship bears the hull number N110, likely representing the ex-Royal Navy destroyer TCG Gayret (D-11) or a similar class acquired under NATO military assistance. The Turkish Naval Forces emblem appears at the upper right, reinforcing national pride and naval heritage.
Issued by the Turkish Historical Society Printing House (Türk Tarih Kurumu Basımevi), this 5 Kuruş stamp is part of a naval-themed issue celebrating Turkey’s maritime security and shipbuilding progress in the 20th century.
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