INTRODUCTION TO HUNGARIAN PHILATELY
Hungarian Stamps and
Their Background 1871-1940
by
MARIAN CARNE ZINSMEISTER, S.P.A.
Copyright 1948, Western Stamp Collector.
Reprinted with permission, 2002.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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I have taken this information from a number of sources that I found available, including the catalogues of Scott’s, Gibbons, Michel, Szekely, etc., a large number of stamp journals, and have also received invaluable information from Bela Bauer, Ben Reeves, John Grafel, Doris and William Stericker, and the Austro Hungarian Philatelic Society members. I wish to thank all of them for their invaluable aid, which has made this booklet a fund of information which I hope you will find a worthy addition to your philatelic library.
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February, 1948. MARIAN CARNE ZINSMEISTER
This booklet uses the Types and Catalogue Numbers from Scott’s
Standard Postage Stamp Catalogue, 1947 edition.
Please Note: Since 1947 some of the catalogue numbers in Scott’s have been changed. Catalogue numbers 133-152; 223-305; 397-399; 442-444 and 457 have not been assigned by the Catalogue editors. Numbers 225-262 (szeged) and 265-305 (bánát bácksa) are now listed as ‘Occupation Issues’ in the back of the Hungary listing. The szegedissues are now numbered 1-P1 and the bánát bácksa issues are 10N1-10NP1. Number 305A is now 103A. Please consult Scott’s Catalogue.
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THE MONARCHY |
SEMI-POSTAL ISSUES
THE REGENCY
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THE REPUBLIC
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SOVIET REPUBLIC
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AIR-POST ISSUES
1918-1936
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THE REGENCY
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SEMI-POSTAL ISSUES
1913-1940
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This Introduction is also available in three large sections as follows:
Section 1 (Nos. 1 – 132)
Section 2 (Nos. 153 – 558)
Section 3 (Nos. B1 – C34)