FRENCH MOROCCO

Frence post offices were established in Morocco in the late 1800s and issued French stamps with an overprint for postage. French Morocco then became a French Protectorate that included the Spanish and Tangier zones until 1956, when they united and became an independent country named Morocco. Some examples of French Morocco stamps is as follows:

CENTIMO (Overprinted on stamps of France and Maroc stamps.)
POSTE-FRANCAISE Or REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE (Sometimes issued with surcharged overprint as shown.)
PROTECTORAT FRANCAIS (Overprinted on Morco stamps when they became a French protectorate.)
TANGER (Overprinted on French postage due stamps and Maroc stamps.)
MAROC
CHIFFRE TAXE ( "PROTECTORAT FRANCAIS" overprinted on stamps with "Chiffre taxe.")

Frence post offices were established in Morocco in the late 1800s and issued French stamps with an overprint for postage. French Morocco then became a French Protectorate that included the Spanish and Tangier zones until 1956, when they united and became an independent country named Morocco. Some examples of French Morocco stamps is as follows: CENTIMO (Overprinted on stamps of France and Maroc stamps.)
POSTE-FRANCAISE Or REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE (Sometimes issued with surcharged overprint as shown.)
PROTECTORAT FRANCAIS (Overprinted on Morco stamps when they became a French protectorate.)
TANGER (Overprinted on French postage due stamps and Maroc stamps.)
MAROC
CHIFFRE TAXE ( "PROTECTORAT FRANCAIS" overprinted on stamps with "Chiffre taxe.")