Chad – Scott # 236
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Chad Scott 236 MNH commemorating the International Year Against Racism, featuring bold symbolic artwork promoting unity and equality. Fresh color with full gum.
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Description
Chad — International Year Against Racism Issue 40f (Scott 236)
This striking commemorative issue from the Republic of Chad, cataloged as Scott 236, was released in 1971 in observance of the International Year Against Racism and Racial Discrimination, a United Nations–led initiative promoting equality, tolerance, and human rights worldwide.
The design centers on a stylized tree whose branches form a symmetrical floral pattern, incorporating interlinked human figures to symbolize unity, diversity, and shared humanity. Rendered in bold red and green against a turquoise field, the imagery conveys growth, interconnectedness, and collective strength. The French inscription at the top reinforces the international message of opposition to racism and discrimination.
Offered in mint never hinged (MNH) condition, this stamp retains full original gum, sharp perforations, and strong, unfaded color. It is particularly appealing to collectors of United Nations–related themes, human rights issues, African philately, and socially conscious commemorative stamps.
A visually powerful issue with enduring relevance and clear humanitarian intent.
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