1977 Sweden 1.10kr Trams Postage Stamp (Norrköping)

This is a Swedish postage stamp from the 'Trams' series, originally issued in 1977. The stamp features a blue monochromatic engraved design printed on white paper, depicting a classic Swedish electric tram (specifically the M67 type from Norrköping) navigating an urban landscape. The denomination '110' and the country name 'SVERIGE' are clearly printed in a bold serif font in the lower-left corner. Below the main image, the names of the designer, Lars Söderström, and the engraver, Martin Mörck, are visible. The tram is shown with the route number '3'. The stamp appears to be in unused or mint condition, housed within a clear protective plastic sleeve and mounted on a display card with decorative yellow and white borders. The perforations along the edges appear crisp and intact, showing no visible signs of tearing, creasing, or foxing. The engraving is sharp, showcasing high-quality craftsmanship typical of the Swedish Post's philatelic productions of the late 20th century. This specific stamp commemorates the history of public transportation in the city of Norrköping, featuring local landmarks such as the Strykjärnet building in the background. The item represents an era of fine line engraving and detailed miniature art common in Scandinavian philately.