Pre-1948 Jewish National Fund KKL JNF Fundraising Label Cutout - Green Theodor Herzl Stamp - Hebrew Cancelation Marks - 2 Mils Overprint - Star Of David - Zionsim - Judaica

Vintage Original Pre-1948 Jewish National Fund KKL JNF Fundraising Label Cutout - Green Theodor Herzl Stamp - Hebrew Cancelation Marks - 2 Mils Overprint - Star Of David - Zionsim - Judaica

Cutout Measures Approx. 1-5/8" Wide by 2" Tall

In Good Vintage Condition - Minimal Signs Of Wear, Staining, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Cutout.

This Stamp, Issued By The Jewish National Fund (JNF) During The British Mandate Period In Palestine (1920-1948), Features A Portrait Of Theodor Herzl, The Founder Of Modern Political Zionism, Overlooking A Pastoral Landscape Symbolizing The Zionist Vision For A Jewish Homeland. The Stamp Bears A Denomination Of "2 Mils," With The Hebrew Word "מאה" (Mils) Displayed Beside It. Below Herzl's Image, The Hebrew Text Reads "Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael" (Jewish National Fund), Alongside A Star Of David, Emphasizing Jewish Identity And Heritage. JNF Stamps Like This One Were Primarily Used For Fundraising And Symbolic Purposes Rather Than Postal Use But This Is A Rare Example, Aiding The Zionist Movement's Efforts To Acquire And Develop Land In Palestine.

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