Thailand – Scott # 695

Description

This charming Thailand 75-satang commemorative (Scott #695) was issued in 1975 for National Children’s Day, a celebration held annually to honor the happiness, well-being, and future of Thailand’s youth. The design features two children in traditional Thai dress, framed by a bright and beautifully detailed floral wreath symbolizing growth, joy, and cultural pride.

Executed in a soft, friendly illustrative style, the artwork reflects the hopeful spirit of Children’s Day—an important event in Thailand, where schools, communities, and families come together to recognize the importance of nurturing young people.

The stamp includes bilingual inscriptions (“ประเทศไทย THAILAND”) and a Thai-script reference to Children’s Day, completing the layout typical of mid-1970s Thai commemoratives.

This example is Mint Never Hinged, with fresh gum, bright color, and clean perforations—ideal for collectors of children’s themes, Thailand, traditional dress, or holiday commemoratives.