Description: This definitive postage due stamp (Porto) from the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (FNR Jugoslavija) features the nation's early state emblems. Rendered in a bright cobalt-blue ink, the central vignette illustrates five burning torches bound together in a single grip, their flames merging dynamically across a large, white five-pointed star backdrop. The operational designation "PORTO" anchors both the upper and lower framing tracks, while the country name is completely duplicated across the borders, appearing in Latin script as "F.N.R. JUGOSLAVIJA" along the top banner and in Cyrillic script as "Ф.Н.Р. ЈУГОСЛАВИЈА" along the base line. The face value denomination of 5 Dinars is mirrored symmetrically across the bottom corners, positioned as the numeral "5" above the abbreviated currency line "ДИН." on the left and "DIN." on the right.
Circa: This specific 5 Dinar cobalt-blue postage due variety belongs to the country's sixth specialized Porto series, officially placed into active service in 1951 and utilized through 1952.
Condition: Used - Hinged
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