Morocco year 1960/1980 stamps collection Used / MH

Morocco issued a wide range of postage stamps between 1960 and 1980, covering various themes and subjects. Here are some notable stamp issues from that period:

1. Definitives and Overprints (1960s): In the early 1960s, Morocco continued to use stamps from the previous French and Spanish administrations, overprinting them with new denominations and inscriptions. These included the “Postes Chérifiennes” and “Royaume du Maroc” overprints.
2. Moroccan Handicrafts (1963-1967): A series of stamps were issued to showcase traditional Moroccan handicrafts, such as pottery, carpets, metalwork, and leatherwork.
3. Casablanca International Fair (1965): A set of stamps was released to commemorate the Casablanca International Fair, featuring various industrial and commercial themes.
4. Moroccan Provinces (1967-1969): A long-running series of stamps depicted the different provinces and regions of Morocco, highlighting their landscapes, architecture, and cultural heritage.
5. Moroccan Fauna (1970s): Several stamp issues focused on the diverse wildlife found in Morocco, including birds, mammals, and marine life.
6. King Hassan II Accession (1971): A set of stamps was issued to mark the accession of King Hassan II to the Moroccan throne.
7. Moroccan Costumes (1972): Traditional Moroccan costumes and attire were showcased in a stamp series highlighting the country’s cultural diversity.
8. Moroccan Cities (1974-1979): A popular series of stamps featured the historic cities and architectural landmarks of Morocco, such as Fez, Marrakesh, Rabat, and Meknes.
9. Moroccan Art and Crafts (1978-1980): Stamps were issued to promote Moroccan art forms, including pottery, weaving, calligraphy, and traditional Berber art.

These stamp issues from 1960 to 1980 not only served philatelic purposes but also aimed to promote Morocco’s rich cultural heritage, traditions, and natural resources to the world.