This classic Polish stamp, issued in 1919, features the national coat of arms with the crowned white eagle, a symbol of Poland’s sovereignty and heritage. The design is printed in a rich brown shade with bold lettering “POCZTA POLSKA” above and below. Denominated at 10 fenigów (F), it belongs to one of the earliest definitive issues of the Second Polish Republic after regaining independence in 1918. These early issues are highly collectible for their historical significance, variations in paper and perforations, and their representation of Poland’s rebirth as a nation. Well-centered examples with clear perforations are especially sought after by philatelists specializing in Central European classics.