This classic stamp from the Republic of Chad depicts a serene view of Logone, a region known for its lush landscapes and wildlife. Issued during the early independence period (circa 1960s), it features an elegant elephant head outline in white against a deep green background, symbolizing the strength and heritage of Chad’s fauna. The design also includes colonial-style buildings and tall palm trees, representing the blend of nature and culture along the Logone River. Denominated 1 franc, this issue belongs to a definitive series highlighting local motifs.