This postage due (taxe) stamp from Niger features the iconic Croix d’Agadez, a traditional Tuareg symbol deeply rooted in Saharan culture and craftsmanship. Issued during the early period of Niger’s republican postal system, the design reflects indigenous heritage through geometric ornamentation and stylized metalwork motifs. The clear “TIMBRE TAXE” inscription identifies it as a postage due stamp used to collect insufficient postage. Printed in green with crisp line detail, this issue is a notable example of African cultural symbolism in mid-20th-century philately and is well suited for collectors of Africa, ethnographic themes, or postage due material.