This Iraqi postage stamp, issued in 1934, features a left-facing portrait of King Ghazi I, who ruled Iraq from 1933 to 1939. Printed in a striking orange-red shade, the design shows fine line engraving and Arabic inscriptions. This example bears the black "ON STATE SERVICE" overprint, marking it for official government use rather than general postal circulation. The denomination is 20 Fils, clearly shown in both Latin and Arabic numerals. Official stamps like this are of special interest to collectors due to their restricted circulation and historical significance during Iraq’s monarchy era.