Description: This vintage Polish commemorative postage stamp features three construction workers, a traditional bricklaying trio, building a brick wall amid scaffolding. The graphic composition is executed in a deep bluish-green monochrome ink using a highly detailed photogravure process on off-white paper stock. The slogan "ODBUDOWA WARSZAWY," which translates to "Reconstruction of Warsaw," is positioned in a framed rectangular block in the upper-left corner. The face value "15 Gr" is printed in the top-right corner, while the country name "POCZTA POLSKA" spans across a dedicated lower banner. The design features an artistic logo monogram in the lower-right corner and is accented by a prominent, dark black postal ink cancellation that runs across the top and bottom borders.
Circa: Mid 20th Century
Condition: Used - Hinged
Notes:
The image pays homage to the legendary post-war construction speed records set by Polish labor brigades, specifically celebrating the "Trójka Murarska" (three-person bricklaying team) method popularized during the Six-Year Plan.