Royal clothing has always fascinated both the public and collectors. Romfilatelia continues the series of postage stamps dedicated to this theme, through the issue The Uniforms of Royalty (III). The Queens of Romania, which will enter into circulation on Tuesday, September 15th, 2020. The dress rules for the crowned heads are very strict, and various materials used to make them, must fall within the…
Romfilatelia proposes to collectors a new topic dedicated to cultural events, through the postage stamps issue Raphael Sanzio, 500 years since his death, which will enter into circulation on Wednesday, September 9th, 2020. Raphael was one of the representative artists of the Renaissance, famous for his “Madonnas”, including the “Sistine Madonna”, but also for the works that ennoble the apartments of the Vatican Palace…
Romfilatelia proposes to collectors a new topic dedicated to UNESCO Heritage and to the 30th anniversary of the Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve, through the postage stamps issue “The Danube Delta. Swans”, which will enter into circulation on Tuesday, September 1st, 2020. The Danube River, after a transit of 2,850 km through Europe, ends its journey by pouring its waters into the Black Sea, through…
Romfilatelia marks the anniversary of the oldest Romanian higher education institution through the postage stamps issue “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iasi, 160 years, which will enter into circulation on Wednesday, August 26th, 2020. The history of Romanian education in Moldavia includes among its pages some landmarks: the College of Cotnari (1563), the College of the Three Hierarchs Monastery in Iasi (1640), founded by…
Wanting to support the efforts for protect the environment, part of the national wealth, which must be preserved for future generations, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation, on Wednesday, August 19th, 2020, the postage stamps issue Protected flowers from Romania. On the stamp with the face value of Lei 1.90 is illustrated Alpine snowbell or Blue moonwor (Soldanella oreodoxa). The Soldanella (Primulaceae) genus is characterized by…
Romfilatelia proposes to collectors a new philatelic topic dedicated to Fauna, through the postage stamps issue Little Owls, which will enter into circulationon Wednesday, August 12th, 2020. Little owls are part of the Strigidae family, that includes about 130 species of birds spread almost worldwide. It has various adaptations and unlike birds of prey, the birds in the Strigiformes order do not have goitre,…
Romfilatelia continues the series of topics dedicated to Flora, through the postage stamps issue Orchids, which will be introduced into circulation on Thursday, August 6th, 2020. Graceful shapes and beautiful colours, exotic presences, that is what we think of when we hear about orchids. The species presented in this philatelic issue can be found on the Romanian territory. On the stamp with the face…
Romfilatelia continues the series of topics dedicated to cultural anniversaries with a postage stamps issue dedicated to classical music – Ludwig van Beethoven, 250th anniversary of his birth, which will enter into circulation on Tuesday, July 28th, 2020. One of the greatest composers of the world of all time, Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was a talented musician and a fighter alike, his masterpieces being…
Romfilatelia proposes to collectors a new topic dedicated to cultural anniversaries, through the postage stamps issue National Theatre of Iasi, 180 years, which will enter into circulation on Tuesday, July 21th, 2020. A city promoting culture and personalities of great value, Iasi hosted the first theatrical events, starting with 1816, year when the exceptional scholar Gheorghe Asachi organised a first performance with the pastoral…
Romfilatelia continues the series of topics dedicated to the monarchy, with the postage stamps issue The Uniforms of the Romanian Royalty (II), which will enter into circulation on Wednesday, July 15th, 2020, on the occasion of the Romanian Postage Stamp Day. All four Kings of Romania wore the military uniform for clothing, as a symbol of the monarchy’s authority. King Carol I (1839-1914), illustrated…
