Bulgaria Stamps : On Steiner Pages.

MRP, thank you, was not aware of that one, saved for my information.

1919 Steiner Page 12.



1921 Steiner Page 13.
Bottom stamps show Rila Monastery, Bourchier's final resting place.

1921 Steiner Page 14.



1924 Steiner Page 15.

1901 Steiner Page 5.



1926 Steiner Page 16.

1935 Steiner Page 23.



1936 Steiner Page 24.

The Haji Dimitr set of 1935 (the right transliteration is Hadzhi Dimitar) is a tricky one. It is not easy to be found a good quality MNH condition of this set.

That's good to know MPR, they are MNH.

1937 Steiner Page 25.



1938 Steiner Page 26.

1939 Steiner Page 28.



1965 Steiner Page 38.

I see that your collection is mixed - MNH or hinged as well as used stamps.
Do you plan to upgrade all of them to MNH condition?

MPR,
Interesting question, I think my collection attitude is evolving, I once strived for MNH, but not so anymore.
A large part of my France collection is MNH, and when I browse, I find it just a bit sterile.

I am beginning to enjoy a mixed collection, postal strike add a bit of flavour and interest.
Apart from being beyond my budget, I'll forgo the MNH, and spend more on interest pieces, or Postmarks.

I find "Completion" trumps replacing CTO's , which I replace if/when possible.

1941 Parcel Post (and Registration Indicia) Steiner Page 61.



1941 Parcel Post. Steiner Page 62.

Love the registration labels added to the bottom of the page. Nice touch!

You gotta get 'em on a page, or they languish in the Hagner B.o.b.

Absolutely stunning Rod. I not only enjoyed the stamps and method of display but once again learned (this time about Bulgaria). Thank you for scaning and posting so much of your collection.

Exactly! Give'em a home.