This 1 Franc stamp from the République du Tchad features a stylized white outline of an elephant head below a scenic depiction of palm trees and colonial architecture, likely representing the Logone region. Issued in the early post-independence period (1960s), it highlights Chad’s natural heritage and regional diversity. The word "ELEPHANT" underscores the nation's famed fauna, especially in the south. This green-toned definitive issue is part of a series focusing on regional emblems and animals.