Bahrain ended Indian stamp monopoly in 1933
The history of postage stamps in Bahrain has witnessed a remarkable development since the use of Indian stamps belonging to the British Crown before 1933. This was followed by the issuance of the first stamp bearing the name Bahrain in the same year, and later by the introduction of stamps in fils and dinars starting from 1966. In the following decades, postal stamps underwent changes in designs and denominations, as the postal administration transitioned from British agencies to the Bahraini government. The sector was also subject to organizational development, reflecting successive stages of the evolution of postal services in the country.
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