Cérès
Le premier timbre-poste de France, émis en 1849
"Cérès" was the first postage stamp issued by France in 1849. It features the Roman goddess Cérès, symbolizing agriculture and prosperity. Designed by Jacques-Jean Barre, this stamp was a symbol of the French Republic. Unique for its classical inspiration, it marked the beginning of France's stamp history.
- France Exclusive
- First Release Dec 29, 2025
- https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cérès_(timbre_français)
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