This Israeli definitive stamp, with a face value of 0.01 lira, features the municipal emblem of the city of Lod (Lydda). The design depicts a stone gateway framed by wheat stalks, symbolizing the city’s rich historical and agricultural heritage. Printed in brown, it forms part of the long-running “Municipal Emblems” definitive series issued by Israel during the 1960s. The inscriptions appear in Hebrew, Arabic, and English, reflecting the nation’s multilingual tradition. This issue remains a popular item among collectors of Israeli postal history and definitive series.