Postage Due Stamp - Antelopes - Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains - Republic of Chad 1962 - Michel TD P25 - my hobby

Postage Due Stamp - Antelopes - Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains - Republic of Chad 1962 - Michel TD P25 - my hobby.

Greetings friends!

When I was able to buy cheap postage stamps, I was just as happy as when I bought various coins at a low price.

Philately, similar to our life in the Hive engine, it often requires patience and endurance.

Like crypto coins, stamps can skyrocket in value, but the waiting period can be long.

But, there is a significant difference. I can pick up a stamp, feel it by touch, smell it. All brands smell differently. This is the smell of history.

Careful handling of postage stamps is a guarantee of their safety and the possibility, in the future, to make significant profits.

In my collection, only those stamps whose condition can be called ideal.

Today, I would like to present to you the third stamp from series Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains, the Republic of Chad - Antelopes.

On the triangular stamp, you can see antelopes.

The rock art allows us to look at the inhabitants of Africa through the eyes of a person who lived on our planet many centuries ago.

Antelopes - Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains
This stamp is in denomination of 1 FCFA - Central African franc.
You can see this brand in the Michel catalog under the number TD P25.
The artist who painted this stamp is - ?.
Circulation: ? copies.
Date of issue - 20 April, 1962.

Below, you can see the previous two stamps from this series.

Kudu - Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains
This stamp is in denomination of 0,50 FCFA - Central African franc.
You can see this brand in the Michel catalog under the number TD P24.
The artist who painted this stamp is - ?.
Circulation: ? copies.
Date of issue - 20 April, 1962.

Hippopotamus (Rhinoceros) - Prehistoric rock engravings in the Tibesti Mountains
This stamp is in denomination of 0,50 FCFA - Central African franc.
You can see this brand in the Michel catalog under the number TD P23.
The artist who painted this stamp is - ?.
Circulation: ? copies.
Date of issue - 20 April, 1962.

To be continued.

I edited a photo in the program PhotoDirector, which I also installed on my smartphone.

Author @barski
Ukraine

For my publications, I do not use stock photographs, it is fundamentally important for me to use photographs that I have made with my own hands for publication and I can name them - authorial work.

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