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| 表面の説明 | Printed in orange on plain paper, the note is a converted fiscal stamp with perforated edges. A central vignette within an arched, ornamental frame presents a standing female figure holding a wheat sheaf, rendered in a classical allegorical style. The denomination appears in both Western and Eastern Arabic numerals in separate cartouches flanking the lower portion, with bilingual inscriptions in Arabic and French across the bottom margin. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is a plain, lightly toned paper surface bearing a brief handstamp or printed legend in red Arabic script arranged in three lines, designating the stamp's emergency monetary function. The text is centered on an otherwise unadorned background, with no vignette, border, or additional design elements. |
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Syria's 1945 fiscal stamps occupy an awkward administrative moment — the country was technically under French Mandate authority until April 1946, yet the Syrian Republic had been formally proclaimed in 1941. Notes and stamps issued under the Republic's name during 1944–45 were deliberate assertions of administrative independence, produced while French troops were still on Syrian soil and tensions were escalating toward the violent confrontations of May 1945.
Tax stamps of this period are underrepresented in most collections precisely because they were consumed in use — affixed to documents, cancelled, and discarded.