List of people on stamps of Lebanon

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Lebanon was formerly a part of the Turkish Empire, and used Turkish postage stamps during that time. In the immediate aftermath of World War I, when it was a French mandate, it used French stamps overprinted for use in the combined territories of Greater Syria. The first Lebanese stamps in 1924 were overprinted French stamps.

Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

[edit] A

• Ibrahim Abd el Al (2001)
• Avicenna (1948)

[edit] C

• Elias Abu Chabke (2001)
• Camille Chamoun (1958 airmail)
• Fouad Chehab (1960)
• Daoud Corm (1974 airmail)

[edit] D

• Fakhr al-Din II El Maari (1961 airmail)

[edit] E

• Emile Eddé (1937)

[edit] F

• Faisal II of Iraq (1957 airmail)
• Moustapha Farroukh (1974 airmail)

[edit] G

• Ameen Gemayel (1988)
• Cesar Gemayel (1974 airmail)
• Gibran Khalil Gibran (1971 Airmail)

[edit] H

• Elias Harawi
• Hussein I of Jordan (1957 airmail)

[edit] J

• Pope John Paul II (1997)
• Roman Emperor Justinian (1968 airmail)

[edit] K

• Rashid Karame (1988)
• Amira Khaskiah (1968 airmail)
• Bechara el-Khoury (1947 airmail)
• Chucri Kouatly (1957 airmail)

[edit] L

• Vladimir Lenin (1971 airmail)

[edit] M

• René Moawad (1996)
• Milo of Crotona (1924)
• Mohammed V of Morocco (1960 airmail)

[edit] N

• Mikhail Naimy (1978 airmail)
• Gamal Nasser (1957 airmail)
• Maurice Noguès (1938 airmail)

[edit] O

• Imam Abd al-Rahman al-Ouzai (1971 airmail)

[edit] P

• Daoud Pasha (1968 airmail)
• Louis Pasteur (1924)
• Pope Paul VI (1965 airmail)
• Pedro I of Brazil (1973 airmail)

[edit] R

• Georgina Rizk (1974 airmail)
• Pierre de Ronsard (1924)

[edit] S

• Hassan Kamel al-Sabah (1971 airmail)
• Elias Sarkis (1981)
• Saud bin Abdul Aziz (1957 airmail)
• Habib Serour (1974 airmail)
• Amir Beshir Shehab (1942) a.k.a. Emir Bechir

[edit] Z

• Abdallah Zakher (2001)