Hungary Stamps : On Steiner Pages.

Starter collection.
Mostly hinged CTO,
Hungary stamps arrive in all sorts of Auction lots, and the collection grows.

Random order as pages complete.

1964
Steiner Page 75.



1965
Steiner Page 134



1976
Personal Page 5A

1977
Personal Page 15A



Air
Sc#C323a 1972

I am unaware of the collective noun, for Maxicards, so I'll default to "bunch"

Having difficulty with this issue, seek where it may be listed please?
a nemzeti hadsereg bevonulasa 1919 November 16th
Thank you.


https://hungarianphilately.org/wp-c...hilately.pdf

Rod,

Are these them? (click to enlarge)

And in Gibbons SOTW 2018 ed. under Hungary as SG 348a-348e.
Scott #306-310

Thanks Jill, Postmaster.
Sheesh! I was looking back of book (B.o.b.)
Scoured everywhere.
Please accept my appreciation.

I know there is an overabundance of Hungarian stamps especially as filler (no pun intended) in cheap unsorted lots - but I feel all the stamps deserve some attention - and well actually I am in a sharing mood tonight. :) Nora.

Nora,
nice pages, those vario pages look expensive.
Best pages are the last two (No thumbs)



Indeed, and so identifies the passionate collector.
Caution.
Hungary is a vast field, I am on my 5th Album.

ha! re: the thumbs - I try not to include my clumsy thumbs - however at times I can't avoid it due to the angle I need to take to avoid the glare and not cut off a stamp....yes, yes - I need a scanner...Not sure my Husband is there yet with my new found stamp passion...hence no current investment in best scanner for stamp presentation. baby steps.

This is an unusual Postmark in your collection.
Either a TPO (Travelling Post Office)
or a revenue cancellation of a Money Order?
(I am thinking Romanian style)

From early spring to October the tourist traffic is heavy at the porva-csesznek rail station. Most favor this section of the valley.

Hungary : Telegraph Stamp 1 Forint
Magyar Kir Tavirda
1874 Perf 13

Vignette:
A young Hermes supporting the banner, a winged Petasos at his feet
Right hand Nymph holding a telegraph, the Aesculapius betwixt his/her legs
framed in boxed tubular mandrels
Flower Unknown
Cancellation BRZO??

ID: The supplementary Stamp Catalogue
Compiled and edited by Donald A. J. Byrum
Vignette guess by author.

Cinderella
Christmas 1942.

Hello.
I am preparing Hungary for its assembly. Although I act according to the date of issue, I do not separate the definitive series and set aside rates, newspapers, air, etc., for Y&T.
Right now I'm cutting and putting the cases, I think the assembly will cost more than the stamps, but I like them.
I had tens of thousands of Spanish 1960-80 stamps with no way out and I decided to collect Hungary because then at least I would have more different stamps and I would give way to so much repeated.
As an example the chairs, they go from 1999 to 2011, but I have them all together, sheets like these are not issued.
Regards.

Very nice pages Roberto.

Roberto59.

Very nice presentation of an interesting (under appreciated?) series. Particularly like how the individual varieties are shown side-by-side. Evidence that stamps need not be expensive to be interesting.

And while Hungarian period furniture has included many interesting native designs, the Breuer inspiration is universal.