Lebanon – Scott # 125, used
$0.501925 Lebanon 4p “Nahr el-Kelb Bridge” (Scott #125); used; sepia engraved landscape with clear cancel.
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Lebanon – The Crossroads of the Mediterranean
Lebanese stamps capture the soul of a nation where East meets West, blending ancient heritage with modern vibrancy. From the majestic ruins of Baalbek and Tyre to the timeless cedar tree that adorns its flag, Lebanon’s philatelic history reflects millennia of culture, trade, and resilience.
This category spans from early French Mandate issues to independent Lebanese republic designs, featuring themes of archaeology, religion, art, and nature. Each stamp tells a story of a country that has stood as a bridge between civilizations—where mountains meet the sea, and history breathes through every image and inscription.
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Lebanon – Scott # 208, used
$0.501942 Lebanon 50p “Tripoli” (Scott #208); used; emerald-green pictorial with light cancel.
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Lebanon – Scott # 209, used
$4.001942 Lebanon 100p “Tripoli” (Scott #209); used; violet engraved city-view pictorial.
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Lebanon – Scott # C109, used
$0.75Lebanon 1948 Scott #C109, 50p Green “Phoenix Rising from Flames” airmail, used with clear cancel. Fine color and symbolic design of national renewal.
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Lebanon – Scott # C250, hinged
$0.401956 Lebanon 35p Airmail “Central Electrique Chamoun” (Scott #C250); unused hinged; violet-brown industrial issue.
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Lebanon – Scott # C251, hinged
$0.751956 Lebanon 50p Airmail “Central Electrique Chamoun” (Scott #C251); unused hinged; green industrial design.
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Lebanon – Scott # C252, hinged
$1.501956 Lebanon 65p Airmail “Central Electrique Chamoun” (Scott #C252); unused hinged; crisp industrial design.
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Lebanon – Scott # C284
$0.501960 Lebanon 25p Airmail “World Refugee Year Anniversary” (Scott #C284); MNH; striking symbolic tree design.
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Lebanon – Scott # C284-85
$0.75Lebanon 1960 Scott #C284–C285, 25p Brown and 40p Green “World Refugee Year” airmail set, MNH. Elegant design symbolizing renewal and humanitarian solidarity.
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Lebanon – Scott #s 178-79, used
$3.00Lebanon Scott #178–179 used stamps depicting the Citadel of Byblos.