✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1925
City of Tripoli - 0.5 Piastre
The theme of this stamp centers on Tripoli, Lebanon’s second-largest city and a major historical bastion of Northern Lebanon. The central illustration features the imposing Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles, a crusader fortress that stands as a testament to the region's strategic military history and medieval heritage. Positioned overlooking the city and the Abu Ali River, the castle symbolizes the layered historical identity of Tripoli, bridging the gap between its ancient Phoenician roots and its later Islamic and Crusader influences. This stamp celebrates the city’s enduring importance as a regional hub of culture and commerce, highlighting the architectural grandeur that remains a cornerstone of Lebanese national pride.
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