A well-known design from Israel’s 1958 definitive series, this 25 pruta stamp depicts the Biblical scene from the Book of Numbers in which the returning spies carry a huge cluster of grapes from the Valley of Eshkol. Rendered in a sculptural bas-relief style, the artwork became one of Israel’s most iconic national motifs. Printed in rich brown tones, the issue showcases crisp line engraving and Hebrew/Arabic/English inscriptions. A desirable piece for collectors of Holy Land philately, Biblical themes, and early Israel definitives, especially when found in clean, sound condition as shown.