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A historic collection of 276 Oman postage stamps
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Year: 1970
Khanjar Bo Sayfain - The Royal Emblem of Oman - 20 baisa
This stamp features the national emblem of Oman, the Khanjar Bo Sayfain, which serves as the ultimate symbol of Omani identity, sovereignty, and chivalry. Centered against a radiating background, the illustration depicts a traditional curved dagger (khanjar) superimposed upon two crossed swords, a motif that has represented the Al Said dynasty and the nation’s martial heritage since the 18th century. The emblem conveys a message of strength and protection while celebrating the exquisite craftsmanship of Omani silversmithing, an art form deeply rooted in the country's social fabric and ceremonial life. By prominently displaying "Muscat & Oman" in both Arabic and English, the stamp highlights a transitional period in the nation's political history, bridging its traditional tribal roots with its emerging role as a modern, unified state.
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The Voyage of Sinbad
The Sohar
Muscat Port
National Day - Sultan and his Crest
National Day - Al Razha
Annual Pilgrimage to Mecca (1981)
World Food Day - 16 October 1981
Welfare of the Blind
Tenth National Day 1980 (Omani Women's Progress)
Tenth National Day 1980 (Bab Al-Kabir)
Armed Forces Day 1980 (Royal Cavalry Parade)
Armed Forces Day 1980 (Royal Navy of Oman)
National Police Day (1981) - 1/2 rial
National Police Day (1981) - 150 baisa
National Police Day (1981) - 100 baisa
National Police Day (1981) - 50 baisa
Armed Forces Day 1980 (Royal Cavalry Parade)
Armed Forces Day 1980 (Royal Navy of Oman)
Tenth National Day 1980 (Omani Women's Progress)
Tenth National Day 1980 (Royal Polo Match)
Tenth National Day 1980 (Muttrah Corniche)
Tenth National Day 1980 (Bab Al-Kabir)
15th Century of The Hijri Year 1400 - 150 baisa
