Issued by Haiti in 1960, this commemorative stamp honors the 100th birth anniversary of Occide Jeanty (1860–1936), one of the nation’s most celebrated composers and military band leaders. The design features Jeanty in uniform alongside musical notation from his compositions, symbolizing Haiti’s rich patriotic and cultural musical heritage. Printed by Harrison & Sons, London, the stamp reflects classic mid-20th-century engraved portrait style. Popular among thematic collectors of music, composers, and Caribbean history, it represents Haiti’s contribution to national identity through military and ceremonial music. A desirable cultural commemorative from Haiti’s golden period of artistic stamp issues.