Issued by Grenada in 1976 to mark the 100th anniversary of Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of the telephone, this 1-cent commemorative presents a vibrant, globe-themed design symbolizing worldwide communication. The stamp features multiple vignettes of people using telephones across cultures, paired with a classic early desk telephone, emphasizing the global impact of Bell’s innovation. Produced in a colorful photogravure style typical of 1970s thematic issues, it reflects Grenada’s popular technology and communications program of the era. A strong thematic choice for collectors specializing in telecommunications, inventors, science & technology, or Bell-related philately. Well-suited for both single-stamp and topical collections.