Stamps , Old Stamps

Description of the Postage Stamp Collection - Slovenia and Yugoslavia (1919-1920) For sale is a unique set of historical postage stamps from the early post-war period, originating from Slovenia and the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (later Yugoslavia). This is an ideal offering for collectors seeking rare items from the early days of Slavic statehood after World War I. The collection includes: * Complete series of "Verigar" (Chainbreaker) stamps: Stamps from 1919-1920, designed by Slovenian artist Ivan Vavpotič. These stamps, with their unique Art Nouveau style, symbolize the liberation of Slavic nations after the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. * Stamps featuring King Peter I: Complementing the series from the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes, these stamps are a testament to the formation of the new monarchy. * Various denominations and colors: The set contains stamps in various denominations (from 3 to 60 para and 2 dinar) and color variations, providing a valuable foundation for expanding your collection. Condition and value: All stamps are in good condition, typical of used and used items. Despite being over 100 years old, they have retained their historical charm and authenticity. Rare variants or printing errors may be present, which can significantly increase the set's value. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a valuable piece of Yugoslav and Slovenian philately. Ideal for: * Collectors seeking stamps from the period of state formation in Central and Southern Europe. * Art and history enthusiasts who appreciate the cultural significance of postage stamps. * Investors in historical artifacts. The sale includes the entire collection shown in the photos. Please contact us for more information by text message or WhatsApp.