Science, Transport and Telecommunications -Man's Early Flight

Science, Transport and Telecommunications -Man's Early Flight

Year
1965
Face Value
50
Mint Value
-
Used Value
-
Print Run
-
Themes
Science and technology

Catalogs References

Michel
AE-SH 133A
Yvert & Tellier
AE-SH 88
Stanley Gibbons
AE-SH 121

Technical Details

Colors
Multicolor
Perforation
14
Printing
Photogravure
Printers
Harrison & Sons Ltd.
Issued in the 1960s as part of the Science, Transport and Telecommunications series of Sharjah & Dependencies, this stamp commemorates the earliest attempts at human flight, reflecting humanity's long-standing dream of taking to the skies. Long before powered aircraft became a reality, inventors and pioneers experimented with gliders and other flying devices, laying the foundations for the development of modern aviation and aeronautical engineering.

By featuring an early flying machine, Sharjah & Dependencies highlighted the ingenuity and determination that drove the advancement of flight technology. The issue celebrated the pioneering efforts that eventually led to the age of aviation and recognized the profound impact of air travel on transportation, communication, and global connectivity.