Israel 2004 Ottoman Clock Towers
From Stamps of the World
- Issue date: 3rd May 2004
- five values in sheets, and a Prestige Booklet
- Designed by: Zina and Zvika Roitman
- Printed by: E Lewin-Epstein Ltd, in sheets of 10 + 5 tabs, and in booklet panes with no tabs
- Perforations: 13.2 x 14
- stamp format height 40mm x width 30½mm
- Notes: a set of maximum cards was also issued
1.30sh ~ Safed. Clock tower above the Saraya (Ottoman administration palace), in old city (1880s)
1.30sh ~ Acre. Clock tower above entrance to the Khan El-Umdan (1784)
1.30sh ~ Haifa. Clock tower before the El-Janina Mosque (18th century)
1.30sh ~ Jerusalem. Clock tower by Jaffa Gate (1907, demolished by British Mandate Authorities, 1922)
1.30sh ~ Jaffa. Clock tower near the Mahmudiye Mosque (c.1897)
Sheet stamps (sheetlet of ten)
- stamps have illustrated tabs (on lower row) depicting historic views of the same tower, and have a single half-length phosphor band
Prestige Booklet
- contains six panes of stamps, five having a single design from the set, and the final pane having all five designs se-tenant. Pane format height 80mm x width 180mm
- stamps in the booklet have no tabs, and are non-phosphor
- Booklet issued at Telabul 2004 National Stamp Exhibition (has logo on cover)







