Overprint "Post in Romania 1916-1917" on 1(red), 5(red), 10(blue) and 25(blue) pennies of "Regular "Views and Portraits" (II edition, with changed colors)" with BK 105, 106, 107 and 109 - Typographic stamp.
📅 March 1917
Stamp
4 pcs.
113
114
115
116
Artist:
Georgi Evstatiev Ivanov
Perforation:
for BC 113, BC 115 and BC 116 — Linear 11 1/2, for BC 114 — Linear 14
Printing:
for BC 113 — 3 600 000, for BC 114 — 300 000, for BC 115 and BC 116 — 1 300 000
Additional Information
The majority of the circulation was handed over to the Bulgarian P.T.T. stations opened in Bucharest and Bra-ila (where the headquarters of the allies were located), as well as in the Romanian territories in Dobrudja occupied by the Bulgarian troops. They were used for the correspondence of the local population with Bulgaria. Brands with a horizontally or vertically shifted overprint are found. With a significant horizontal shift, the overprint falls on two adjacent stamps in the sheet, with the years "1916-1917" on the left edge of the stamps and the text "Post in Romania" on the right. In these cases, only the years or only the text appear on the stamps from the final vertical columns of the postal sheet. There are also stamps with the years overprinted on the left and right, and the text in the middle. Due to the rapid printing and simple typographic set, there are a significant number of errors in the text and the years of the overprint. From 113 and 114 exist with "1919-1917" instead of "1916-1917" and from 114 - with "1619-1917" instead of "1916-1917" and the prices of these varieties vary between 20.00 - 40.00.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 113 | red on 1 stotinka | 0.15 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 114 | red on 5 stotinki | 2.05 € | 0.36 € |
| BC 115 | blue on 10 stotinki | 0.18 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 116 | blue on 25 stotinki | 0.18 € | 0.05 € |
| Series Total | 2.56 € | 0.51 € | |
"The Liberation of Macedonia (I military edition)" - eight postage stamps.
📅 14.08.1917
Stamp
8 pcs.
117
(MI BG 112)
118
(MI BG 113)
119
(MI BG 114)
120
(MI BG 115)
121
(MI BG 116)
122
123
(MI BG 117)
124
(MI BG 118)
Artist:
Stefan Badzhov
Perforation:
for BC 117, BC 119 and BC 121 — Scalloped 12 1/2, for BC 118 — Linear 13, for BC 120, BC 123 and BC 124 — Crest 13:12 1/2, for BC 122 — Linear 12 1/2
Printing:
for BC 117 and BC 119 — 5 000 000, for BC 118 — 3 000 000, for BC 120 — 1 500 000, for BC 121 — 1 000 000, for BC 122, BC 123 and BC 124 — 600 000
Additional Information
They come in darker or lighter shades. From 118, there is also a serration Linear 11 1/2. 119 is also available on thin paper. 122 was not put into postal use. After 1931, it was sold by the postal administration for collection purposes through the post offices in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Ruse and Burgas. It is said that on 14.VIII.1917, to mark the 30th anniversary of the accession of King Ferdinand I, only the finished 117, 121 and 124 were released.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 117 | 5 stotinki | 0.19 € | 0.10 € |
| BC 118 | 15 stotinki | 0.08 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 119 | 25 stotinki | 0.09 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 120 | 30 stotinki | 0.09 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 121 | 50 stotinki | 0.38 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 122 | 1 lev | 0.77 € | — |
| BC 123 | 2 leva | 0.19 € | 0.10 € |
| BC 124 | 3 leva | 0.26 € | 0.10 € |
| Series Total | 2.05 € | 0.51 € | |