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The first stamp of the Ottoman Empire, present day Turkey, is shown in the image.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Ottoman Empire
When adhesive postage stamps first came into being in the 1840s, the Middle East, with the exception of Persia, was part of the Ottoman Empire, and they did not begin issuing their own postage stamps until the 1860s.
The first stamp of the Ottoman Empire, present day Turkey, is shown in the image.
The first stamp of the Ottoman Empire, present day Turkey, is shown in the image.
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