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Israel - Five ”Hebrew Dar” stamps with tabs from the first issue of the State of Israel in May 1948, 15 mils stamp with a printing error! Red color has shifted to the reverse, 3,5,10 and 20 mils stamps - good conditions - Israel - Five ”Hebrew Dar” stamps with tabs from the first issue of the State of Israel in May 1948, 15 mils stamp with a printing error! Red color has shifted to the reverse, 3,5,10 and 20 mils stamps - good conditions Each of the stamps was designed based on an ancient coin from the Hasmonean period or the Jewish revolt against the Romans, thus expressing the historical and national vision of the return to Zion and the establishment of the state. The first stamp, with a face value of 3 mils in orange, depicts the date palm tree and indicates that it is a bronze coin from the Maccabees' period. The second stamp, 5 mils in green, bears a drawing of a bronze coin from the first revolt. The third stamp, 10 mils in purple, depicts a coin from the second revolt. The fourth stamp, with a face value of 15 mils in red, with a printing error - red color has shifted to the reverse - the stamp depicts a cluster of grapes on a coin from the second revolt. The fifth stamp, 20 mils in blue, features an image of a silver shekel from the second year of the first revolt Most are signed but in good conditions Condition according to the photos