Romfilatelia introduces into circulation on Friday, January 22nd, 2021, a postage stamps issue with an exciting theme: The passions of the kings of Romania (I), which explores the particular interests of Romanian monarchs beyond their official occupations, their involvement in state affairs. The issue consists of four postage stamps and two “first day” covers of […]
Romfilatelia introduces into circulation on Friday, January 22nd, 2021, a postage stamps issue with an exciting theme: The passions of the kings of Romania (I), which explores the particular interests of Romanian monarchs beyond their official occupations, their involvement in state affairs. The issue consists of four postage stamps and two “first day” covers of
The philatelic folder is made in a limited edition of 248 copies and is equipped with the special imperforated block of the issue numbered from 001 to 248, as well as with the reproduction on special paper of the facsimile of a letter signed by Ioan Slavici and Mihai Eminescu.
As every year, on January 15, the Romanian stamp marks the National Culture Day. In order to highlight a theme approached for the first time, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue “150 years since the first celebration of Romanians from everywhere”, an event which took place at the Putna Monastery, in 1871. 150
As every year, on January 15, the Romanian stamp marks the National Culture Day. In order to highlight a theme approached for the first time, Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the postage stamps issue “150 years since the first celebration of Romanians from everywhere”, an event which took place at the Putna Monastery, in 1871. 150
Romfilatelia continues the series of themes dedicated to art and collectors by introducing into circulation a postage stamps issue with a unique theme, the Collections of Lost Museums, dedicated to recovering the memory of a museum once well-known and appreciated in Bucharest: Simu Museum. When this museum was inaugurated on May 21st, 1910, its patrimony
Romfilatelia continues the series of themes dedicated to art and collectors by introducing into circulation a postage stamps issue with a unique theme, the Collections of Lost Museums, dedicated to recovering the memory of a museum once well-known and appreciated in Bucharest: Simu Museum. When this museum was inaugurated on May 21st, 1910, its patrimony
Romfilatelia introduces into circulation, on Thursday, December 10th, this year, a postage stamps issue that combines a theme much loved by collectors – flowers – with the topicality of the season: Winter Flowers. The vast majority of spontaneous and cultivated plants in our country bloom in spring and summer, but a small number of species
Romfilatelia introduces into circulation, on Thursday, December 10th, this year, a postage stamps issue that combines a theme much loved by collectors – flowers – with the topicality of the season: Winter Flowers. The vast majority of spontaneous and cultivated plants in our country bloom in spring and summer, but a small number of species
Romfilatelia continues the Fauna topic, highly appreciated by collectors, introducing into circulation, on Thursday, December 3rd this year, the postage stamps issue entitled Bears, consisting of four stamps depicting the brown bear, an emblematic species of wildlife in Romania. On the four stamps, having the face values of Lei 2, Lei 3.30, Lei 5 and
