Description: This is a standard definitive circulation postage stamp issued by the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (F.N.R. Jugoslavija), belonging to the early 1950s "Workers and Industry" definitive series. The central vignette shows a dynamic scene of socialist industrial labor, spotlighting a muscular male factory worker wearing a cap and overalls as he grips the lever of a heavy mechanical gear assembly. Behind him to the left stands a female industrial worker also operating a lever, capturing the era's focus on equal gender roles in post-war reconstruction. Framing the busy scene, bilingual banners sweep along the top and bottom borders, showcasing the state name in Cyrillic script as "ФНР ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА" at the peak and in Latin script as "FNR JUGOSLAVIJA" below. The high face-value denomination is prominently positioned in the upper right quadrant as "100 DIN."
Circa: 1950-1952
Condition: Used - Hinged
Notes:
This 100-dinar stamp represents the highest standard denomination of the famous "Workers" series, which was designed by the acclaimed artist Ivan Gavranić and engraved by T. Krnjajić—both of whose names are subtly credited along the lower-left and lower-right margin plates. The graphic layout is a quintessential example of Socialist Realism art style, carefully created to promote industrial self-reliance and honor the blue-collar workforce under Josip Broz Tito's administration.