235. Lot of philatelic stampography consisting of 5 classic Romanian postcards, 1899-1904
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235. Lot of philatelic stampography consisting of 5 classic Romanian postcards, 1899-1904
Starting price:
EUR 100
Sold
EUR 125
14 x 9 cm (each)
The five classic Romanian postcards, four of which are chromolithographs from the "Greetings from Romania" series, contain the following stamps:
1. Double stamp of the landscape architect E. Redont, Paris, 1904. Postcard printed by the bookseller Emile Storck, Bucharest, uncirculated.
2. Stamp of J.(oseph) M. Fermo Son. Postcard printed by the bookstore Storck&Müller from Bucharest in the series "Greetings from Romania", images from Bucharest, circulated Bucharest-Fonteney aux Roses (France) in October 1899, with intact postal stamps and marks.
3. Stamp of N.G. Kyriakides, naval agent from Brăila. Postcard printed by the Storck bookshop from Bucharest in the series "Greetings from Romania", country life, circulated Brăila-Cardiff in May-June 1902, with intact postal stamps and marks.
4. Postal stamp Gilort, very rare. Postcard printed by the Carol Göbl Graphic Arts Institute from Bucharest in the series "Greetings from Bucharest", circulated Bucharest-Brussels in June 1902, with intact postal stamps and seals.
5. Double destination city-district stamp. Postcard printed by the bookstore Storck&Müller from Bucharest in the series "Greetings from Romania", country life, circulated Bucharest-Prague in March 1899, with intact postal stamps and marks. In addition, the postal official (from Bohemia?) added the note "Praha II" in black ink.
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