Lebanon's industrial and electrical development

Lebanon's industrial and electrical development

Year
1958
Face Value
35
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Economy & Industry, National Events

Catalogs References

Michel
LB 633
Yvert & Tellier
LB PA166
Stanley Gibbons
LB 614

Technical Details

Colors
Dark olive green
Size
40 x 25 mm
Perforation
13½ x 13
Printing
Offset lithography
Printers
Imprimerie J. Saikali
Issued in 1958, this stamp commemorates Lebanon's industrial and electrical development, symbolized by a cogwheel and high-voltage transmission lines. The cogwheel represents industry, manufacturing, and economic progress, while the power lines reflect the expansion of the country's electrical infrastructure. During the 1950s, Lebanon invested in modernizing public utilities, increasing electricity generation, and improving industrial capacity to support economic growth and urban development.

By issuing this commemorative stamp, the Lebanese Republic highlighted the importance of industry and electrification in national modernization. The issue celebrated technological progress and infrastructure development, emphasizing the role of reliable electrical power and industrial expansion in improving living standards, supporting economic activity, and fostering Lebanon's continued growth as a modern and prosperous nation.