Jordan – Scott # 429
$0.50Jordan Scott #429 (1964), MNH. Commemorative issue marking Pope Paul VI’s historic visit to the Holy Land.
Jordanian stamps offer a vivid window into the history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes of the Hashemite Kingdom. Early issues of the Emirate period feature elegant Arabic calligraphy and royal portraits, while later commemoratives highlight archaeological treasures such as Petra, Jerash, and the mosaics of Madaba. Modern Jordanian stamps also celebrate Bedouin traditions, wildlife, scientific achievements, and regional diplomacy, often rendered in striking colors and rich illustrative detail. Whether you’re drawn to classic overprints, engraved royal themes, or beautifully printed pictorials of the desert and the Dead Sea, this category showcases the depth and beauty of Jordan’s philatelic heritage.
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Jordan Scott #429 (1964), MNH. Commemorative issue marking Pope Paul VI’s historic visit to the Holy Land.

Jordan Scott #995 (1987), used. Sports and youth development issue featuring modern stadium architecture.

Jordanian occupation of Palestine Scott #N10 (1948), overprinted on Jordan Scott #205, MNH.

Jordanian occupation of Palestine Scott #N11 (1948), overprinted on Jordan Scott #206, MNH.

Jordanian occupation of Palestine Scott #N2 (1948), overprinted Jordan Scott #207, MNH.

Jordanian occupation of Palestine Scott #N3 (1948), overprinted on Jordan Scott #208, MNH.

Jordan Scott #1401–1404 (1991), endangered animals wildlife commemorative set, MNH.

Jordan Scott #348–351 (1958), 10th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights commemorative set, MNH.