Stamp
SCG8751 - Czechoslovakia 1920 “Lion Breaking Chains” – Symbol of Freedom
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Issued in 1920, this powerful Czechoslovakian stamp depicts the national heraldic lion breaking free from its chains—a symbolic representation of the country’s liberation following World War I and the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Designed by the acclaimed artist Jaroslav Dobrovský, the image embodies national pride and rebirth. The bold Art Nouveau-inspired lines and rich brown tone emphasize strength and resilience. This early definitive issue is among the most emblematic designs of the new republic’s postal history.
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