Romania 1900 – Rare Postal Stationery 5 Bani PC37SIa – “La Multi Ani 1900” – Printing Error without “Socecu”
€ 300,00
Rare Romanian postal stationery card issued for the year 1900, 5 Bani green King Carol I, depicting a festive “La Multi Ani 1900” winter scene. Scarce PC37SIa variety without bottom “Socecu” imprint.
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Romania, ca. 1900, 5 Bani green King Carol I postal stationery card (PC37SIa), lithographed in vivid multicolors with “La Multi Ani 1900” greeting. This is the rare printing error variety lacking the bottom printer’s imprint “Socecu”, as normally found on this issue.
Highly desirable example for advanced collectors of Romanian postal stationery and errors.
Origin / Designer / Manufacturer / Period / Style / Material / Dimensions:
Origin: Romania
Period: 1900
Style: Festive / Christmas & New Year postal stationery
Material: Printed card, lithography
Dimensions: Standard postal stationery size
| Postal History By Format | Postal Card / Stationery |
|---|---|
| Postal History By Period | Modern (Post-1900) |
| Postal History By Region | Europe |
| Postal History By Country | Romania |
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