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Year: 1958
Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani) - 0.5 piastre
Issued in 1958 as part of Lebanon's definitive series, this stamp commemorates the Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus libani), the nation's most enduring symbol and one of the most famous trees of the Middle East. Revered since antiquity, the cedar is closely associated with Lebanon's history, culture, and natural heritage. Its image appears on the national flag of Lebanon and has long symbolized strength, longevity, resilience, and national identity. By featuring the Cedar of Lebanon, the Lebanese Republic highlighted a symbol deeply rooted in the country's heritage and landscape. The issue celebrated Lebanon's natural and cultural legacy while emphasizing the importance of preserving the cedar forests that have played a significant role in the nation's history and continue to serve as an emblem of Lebanese pride and identity.
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