This scarce early Armenian issue features a relief worker distributing cloth, symbolizing humanitarian assistance during the post-WWI famine crisis. Printed in a single blue-green shade on thin, fragile paper characteristic of the 1920 Yerevan emergency printings. The design includes traditional Armenian script at the base and the high 1000-ruble denomination reflecting the severe inflation of the era. Imperforate and crudely produced, these stamps are prized for their historical significance and their many subtle printing varieties. A compelling addition for collectors of Armenian classical issues, humanitarian themes, or early Caucasus postal history.