Stamps of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Previous 1950s Stamps Surcharged

اصدار "مناظر من الأردن" السابق - موشح

ℹ About this set

Regular Issue

1 Fils on 21 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.01o
SG#: 539
SC#: 423
Color: black emerald green
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Portrait of King Hussein in profile facing left within an ornate green decorative frame with Arabic calligraphy and English text, overprinted with '1 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #487

2 Fils on 21 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.02o
SG#: 540
SC#: 424
Color: black emerald green
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Portrait of King Hussein in profile facing left within an ornate green decorative frame with Arabic calligraphy and English text, overprinted with '2 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #487

4 Fils on 12 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.03o
SG#: 541
SC#: 425a
Color: black carmine red
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Portrait of King Hussein in profile facing left within an ornate red decorative frame with Arabic calligraphy and English text, overprinted with '4 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #485

4 Fils on 12 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.04o
SG#: 542
SC#: 425
Color: sepia carmine
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Historic building with arched facade and multiple levels surrounded by trees, set within a red decorative border with Arabic text, overprinted with '4 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #451

5 Fils on 21 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.05o
SG#: 543
SC#: 426
Color: black emerald green
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Portrait of King Hussein in profile facing left within an ornate green decorative frame with Arabic calligraphy and English text, overprinted with '5 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #487

25 Fils on 35 Fils

JS#: P1963-05.06o
SG#: 544
SC#: 427
Color: black deep blue
Perforation : 12 x 11.5
Issue Date: Dec-1963
Description: Portrait of King Hussein in profile facing left within an ornate blue decorative frame with Arabic calligraphy and English text, overprinted with '25 Fils' in black.
Notes: on #489