This stamp from Iraq, issued in 1932, features a finely engraved portrait of King Faisal I, the nation’s first monarch after independence. Printed in deep blue, it carries the denomination of 2 Fils, with inscriptions in both English and Arabic. The vertical "POSTAGE SERVICE" inscription on the left adds to its distinctive design. King Faisal I played a crucial role in shaping modern Iraq, and stamps from his reign are highly prized by collectors of Middle Eastern and monarch-related philately. This issue marks an important period in Iraq’s early postal history.