National Day

วันชาติ

1939/2482-06-24

To commemorate the National Day, which is celebrated annually on 5 December and coincides with Wan Chaleum Phra Chonma Phansa, i.e. the birthday of King Bhumipon Adunyadet, as well as Father's Day

1939/1-5

0.02 Baht, 0.03 Baht, 0.05 Baht, 0.1 Baht, 0.15 Baht

150 Baht, 400 Baht, 220 Baht, 530 Baht, 1,200 Baht

2,500 Baht (unused), 260 Baht (used)

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3,100,000 pieces for design 1939/1; 600,000 pieces for design 1939/2; 2,100,000 pieces for design 1939/3; 3,100,000 pieces for design 1939/4; 1,000,000 pieces for design 1939/5. NOTE: The use of these stamps discontinued on 1 January 1942, due to forgeries that were appearing of the red 0.1 Baht design, as well as the change of the nation's name from Siam to Thailand in 1939.

The Royal Thai Survey Department

The Ananta Samahkom Hall in Bangkok in an oval frame and flanked by torches and the text Siam in both Thai and English

Bhumipon Adunyadet, Wan Chaleum Phra Chonma Phansa, Ananta Samahkom Hall, Bangkok, Royal Thai Survey Department, Ananta Samahkom Throne Hall (2016), Siam