Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of India with this remarkable India 1989 World Philatelic Exhibition Souvenir Stamp Sheet. Issued to commemorate the prestigious World Philatelic Exhibition held in New Delhi from January 20-29, 1989, this exquisite sheet is a must-have for seasoned philatelists and history enthusiasts alike. It serves as a beautiful snapshot of India’s heritage, showcasing some of Delhi’s most iconic and historically significant monuments.

This meticulously designed souvenir sheet features four distinct postage stamps, each depicting a renowned landmark that tells a story of India’s glorious past:

• 60 Paisa Stamp: The majestic Iron Pillar in Delhi, a metallurgical marvel from ancient India, famous for its rust-resistant composition.
• 150 Paisa Stamp: The iconic India Gate, a war memorial standing proudly in the heart of New Delhi, commemorating Indian soldiers.
• 500 Paisa Stamp: The intricate Diwan-E-Khas (Hall of Private Audiences) within the historic Red Fort, a symbol of Mughal architectural brilliance and imperial grandeur.
• 650 Paisa Stamp: The ancient Old Fort (Purana Qila), with its rich layers of history dating back to various dynasties.

Each stamp is a miniature work of art, capturing the essence and architectural beauty of these heritage sites. The entire sheet is perforated, indicating the individual stamps, and features prominent text in both Hindi and English, reinforcing its significance as an international commemorative issue. The branding “भारत-89 INDIA-89” and the date “1987” for the monuments (likely the design or approval year, while the exhibition is 1989) add to its historical context. This collectible item not only celebrates the art of stamp collecting but also serves as a valuable educational tool, offering a glimpse into India’s historical architecture and cultural legacy. Perfect for display, gifting, or enhancing a global stamp collection, this souvenir sheet represents a unique piece of Indian philatelic history. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of the 1989 World Philatelic Exhibition.