Tunisia – Scott #s 1096-97
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Tunisia 1996 “Beneficial Insects” set (Scott #1096–1097). Features detailed depictions of the ladybird and honeybee by Yosri Jamoussi. Mint, Never Hinged. A colorful celebration of Tunisia’s natural biodiversity.
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Tunisia Scott #1096–1097 (1996) — “Beneficial Insects” — Mint Never Hinged (MNH)
Issued in 1996 by the République Tunisienne, this beautifully illustrated two-stamp set highlights beneficial insects vital to agriculture and ecological balance. Designed by Yosri Jamoussi, the stamps feature strikingly detailed naturalistic artwork and vibrant colors that showcase Tunisia’s commitment to environmental awareness and scientific education.
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200 millimes — Depicts the Seven-Spotted Ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata L.), an important predator of aphids and symbol of natural pest control.
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810 millimes — Features the Honeybee (Apis mellifera L.), celebrated for its role in pollination and honey production.
Both stamps are finely printed with scientific names and bilingual inscriptions in Arabic and Latin, combining art, education, and conservation in one elegant issue. These are perfect additions for collectors of entomology, wildlife, or environmental protection themes.
Condition: Mint, Never Hinged (MNH).
Scott Catalog Numbers: #1096–1097.
Issued: 1996.
Designer: Yosri Jamoussi.
Theme: Beneficial Insects / Ladybugs / Bees / Nature & Conservation.
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