Editing LMLK seal (section)

==Israeli postage stamps==
In 1948, Israel's postal authority chose the Z2U seal design for the first series of [[Postage stamps and postal history of Israel|postage stamp]]s to include the name of the renascent state. Five multicolored values (3, 5, 10, 20, and 65-mil denominations; [[Scott catalog]] numbers 10-4) were printed in sheets of 300 (six panes of 50).  [[Otte Wallish]] designed the stamps, which have distinctive tabs written in Hebrew declaring:  ''Flying Scroll: "LMLK" Seal Stamped on the Wine and Oil Jugs Given as Tax to the King''. Israel released the stamps on September 26, 1948 in time for the October 4 observance of [[Rosh Hashanah]] 5709, the Jewish New Year, and thereby inaugurated its annual series of [[Holiday stamp#Rosh Hashanah|holiday stamp]]s.