1951 Theodor Herzl 47th Anniversary Death First Day Postal Cover - FDC Red Cachet - Jerusalem Israel - Star Of David Postal Cancel - Ancient Coins Series Stamp - Association Of The Blind - Nahmani Street 46 - Tel Aviv - Zionism - July 24

Vintage Original 1951 Theodor Herzl 47th Anniversary Death First Day Postal Cover - FDC Red Cachet - Jerusalem Israel - Star Of David Postal Cancel - Ancient Coins Series Stamp - Association Of The Blind - Nahmani Street 46 - Tel Aviv - Zionism - July 24

This Postal Cover Commemorates The 47th Anniversary Of Theodor Herzl's Death, Dated July 24, 1951, And Postmarked In Jerusalem. 

Herzl, Often Called The Father Of Modern Zionism, Is Depicted In A Red Illustration On The Left, Overlooking A Symbolic Landscape With The Tower Of David In The Background, Highlighting His Vision Of A Jewish Homeland. 

The Cover Features A 5 Mil Israeli Stamp, Part Of A Series Showcasing Ancient Jewish Coins, And A Decorative Star Of David Postmark. 

The Envelope Is Addressed To The Association Of The Blind At 46 Nahmani Street, Tel Aviv, Reflecting Israel's Early Social Welfare Efforts. 

This Item Is A Piece Of Philatelic History That Honors Herzl's Enduring Legacy And The Early Years Of The State Of Israel.

Measures Approx. 6" Wide by 3-1/2" Tall

In Very Good Vintage Condition -  Some Signs Of Wear, Ink Staining, Some Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Cover

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