Ethiopia – Scott # 802, used
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Ethiopia Scott #802 (1977) is a used commemorative stamp featuring a bold abstract design symbolizing unity and cooperation, rendered in a striking modern style.
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Description
This Ethiopia commemorative stamp, Scott #802, issued in 1977, features a bold symbolic design centered on unity, cooperation, and national progress. The abstract imagery reflects Ethiopia’s use of modern graphic language during the post-imperial period, emphasizing collective strength and shared purpose.
The design is dominated by a circular, radial composition resembling interlocking hands or stylized human figures arranged around a central emblem. Radiating lines extend outward from the center, creating a sense of motion and cohesion. The strong turquoise background contrasts with darker graphic elements, enhancing visual impact and reinforcing the theme of interconnectedness.
Amharic script appears prominently along the top of the stamp, while the country name and denomination are clearly placed below. Printer credits at the bottom margin underscore the professional production standards typical of Ethiopian issues from this era. Rather than illustrating a literal scene, the stamp relies on symbolic abstraction to convey its message.
Issued with a 90 cent denomination, the stamp was intended for regular postal use. This example is offered in used condition, showing evidence of normal circulation. Used copies are appealing to collectors of Ethiopian modern issues, abstract design stamps, and African political or social themes.
Scott Catalog Number: 802
Denomination: 90 cent
Year of Issue: 1977
Condition: Used
Country: Ethiopia
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