P=have O=don’t have it
Hungary is a landlocked country in the Carpathian Basin in Central Europe,
bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia.
See: Hungary stamps up to 1975
Scott: #2421P
Issued: 29.5.1976
INTERPHIL '76
Inside
#2421: US #1353P
Scott: #2431P
Issued: 19.8.1976
HAFNIA '76
Inside #2431:
Scott: #2437P
Issued: 13.10.1976
ITALIA '76
Inside
#2437:
Scott: #2487P
Issued: 23.5.1977
AMPHILEX '77
Inside #2487:
Scott: #2492P
Issued: 18.8.1977
SOZPHILEX '77
Inside #2492: GDR #370P
FDCP
Scott: #C374P
Issued: 2.5.1977
European Stamp Exhibitions
Inside #C374: Hungary #CB33P (Hungary)
Scott: #C374P
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1977 History of Airships – Zeppelin
over Budapest in 1931
Inside: Hungary #C392
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #2532P
Issued: 2.6.1978
CAPEX '78
Inside
#2532:
Scott: #2532P
Scott: #B319P
Issued: 6.5.1978
Scozfilex
'78
Inside #B319: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Scott: #C409P
Issued: 1.9.1978
PRAGA '78
Inside #C409: Stamps on Envelope
Scott: #2572P
Issued: 18.5.1979
Philaserdica
'79
Inside
#2572:
Scott: #2607P
Issued: 15.9.1979
Stamp Day
Inside #2607: Unofficial Stamp of 1848
revolution
A bicolor reproduction of the 1848 Mor Than essay showing how his hand drawn essay would have
looked as a stamp.
Scott: #2647P
Issued: 28.4.1980
50th Anniversary, Hungarian Postal
Museum
Inside #2647:
Scott: #2648P
Issued: 30.4.1980
Inside #2648: G.B. #2O
Scott: #2648P
Scott: #2649P
Issued: 9.6.1980
NORWEX '80
Inside #2649:
Scott: #2649P
Scott: #2696P
Issued: 15.5.1981
WIPA '81
Inside #2696 (In Margin):
Scott: #2705-11PP
Issued: 25.9.1981
125th Anniversary,
Inside #2705:
Inside #2706:
Inside #2707, #2712:
Inside #2708:
Inside #2709:
Inside #2710:
Inside #2711:
Scott: #2712PP
Scott: #C434P
Issued: 16.3.1981
LIJRABA '81
Inside #C434: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Agrofila 82
Int’l. Agricultural Stamp Exhibition & 30 years of ?? P
(
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #B325P
Issued: 11.6.1982
PHILEXFRANCE '82
Inside #B325: Hungary #1772P
Scott: #B328P
Issued: 10.9.1982
10th Anniversary, European Security and
Cooperation Conference
Inside #B328 (In Margin): Hungary #2239P (Hungary)
Inside #B328 (In Margin): Russia #3975P
Inside #B328 (In Margin):
Inside #B328 (In Margin): Hungary #C362P
Inside #B328 (In Margin): Hungary #C376P
Inside #B328 (In Margin): Hungary #2666PPP
Scott: #2757P
Issued: 24.12.1982
AGROFILA '82
Inside #2757: Pseudo Stamps
Non-Postal souvenir sheet from Hungary:
34th Congress Int’l. Astronautical Fed. 1983 showing Hungary #C11, #C34 &
#C417
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #2782P
Issued: 4.5.1983
TEMBAL '83
Inside #2782: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Scott: #2814P
Issued: 14.10.1983
SOZPHILEX '83
Inside #2814: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Scott: #2842PP
Issued: 20.4.1984
ESPANA '84, AUSIPEX '84, PHILATELIA '84
Inside #2842a:
Inside #2842b:
Inside #2842c:
Scott: #2872AP
Issued: 21.9.1984
57th Stamp Day
Inside #2872A:
????P
1984
Non-Postal souvenir sheet from Hungary:
100 years of Hungarian Phil. Soc.
showing Hungary #486
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #2912-3P
Issued: 14.3.1985
OLYMPHILEX '85
Inside #2912:
Inside #2913:
Non-Postal souvenir sheet from Hungary
1985:
40 years of Liberation showing Hungary
#198-202
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #2951P
Issued: 18.10.1985
EUROPHILEX '85
Inside #2951: Pseudo Stamp in margin
Scott: #2952P
Issued: 21.10.1985
ITALIA '85
Inside #2952:
Scott: #2987P
Issued: 30.04.1986
International Philatelic Exhibition
AMERIPEX `86
Inside #2987c: Pseudo Stamp
Non-Postal souvenir sheet from Hungary
1986:
300 years of Budapest showing Hungary
#502
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #3071PP
Issued: 20.05.1987
International Stamp Exhibition CAPEX
`87, Toronto; OLYMPHILEX `87, Rome and HAFNIA `87, Copenhagen 1987
Inside #3071: Pseudo Stamp on label
Scott: #3149-50P
Issued: 16.09.1988
Gabor Baross
(1848-1892), Minister of Commerce and Communication
Inside #3149:
Inside #3150:
Inside #3150:
Scott: #3151O
Inside #3151: Netherlands #1P
Lou wrote: The telegraph
stamp reproduced was never used for postage as in some other countries, but the
other value and the s/s both contain tiny stamps on stamps which I discovered
soon after the issue came out, and I was able to find the telegraph stamp and
used examples of the Turkey, Netherlands and Netherlands Indies stamps to mount
with the set.
Gabor Baross
pictured on the stamps was the secretary to, and later, the Hungarian Minister
of Ways and Communications from 1883 until his death in 1892. He is
credited with major reforms of the Hungarian post and telegraph systems,
railway and
Thanks to Plinio Richelmi
and Lou Guadagno
Scott: #3204P
Issued: 10.10.1989
Pro-Philatelia
1989
Inside #3204: Hungary #2665P
Inside #3204:
Inside #3204:
Inside #3204:
Inside #3204:
Scott: #3239P
Issued: 17.4.1990
150th Anniversary, Penny Black
Inside #3239: G.B. #1
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1990: 150 years of the Penny Black
Inside: G.B. #1
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #3331P
Issued: 20.12.1991
120th Anniversary, Hungarian Postage
Stamps
Inside
#3331:
See: ISSUES OF THE MONARCHY
http://www.hungarianphilately.org/intro_stamps/Intro_Hungarian_Stamps.htm
Inside #3331 (In Margin): Mor Than Essay
Lou
wrote: The Hungary 1991 Pro Philatelia s/s noting the
120th Anniversary of the first stamps of Hungary is a handsome SoS issue with its enlarged # 6 and the "faded
image" of the Mor Than essay of 1848 in
the margin, but even with a FDC added, the page in your album has a
good deal of open space.
A
way to fill this in is to add a specimen copy of the s/s, which also adds a
talking point or note for the page. When you examine the sheet
closely, you will see that the issue/print year reads 1990 instead of the
actual 1991, which gives you an actually different stamp for your collection.
In my limited research, I could find no explanation for this
variety. Checking the internet, I found that it is still
being offered at prices slightly above that of the regular s/s.
I
very happily added this s/s to my collection in early 1992, and the few times I
got to show it off to regular and SoS collectors, they
always found it interesting. If it's your first time seeing it, I
hope you do too.
Hungary #3331 SS 1991and print date
detail
Hungary #3331 SS specimen and print date detail
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1991: Pope John Paul II
Inside: Hungary #B92 & B93
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #B352-3P
Issued: 10.9.1993
Stamp Day
Inside #B352:
Inside #B353:
Scott: #B354P
Inside
#B354:
Inside #B354 (In Margin):
Inside #B354 (In Margin):
Inside #B354 (In Margin):
???O ???P
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1993: 75 years - Air post of Hungary
Inside:
Scott: #3508P
Issued: 29.9.1995
Stamp Day
Inside #3508: Stamp Collecting
Scott: #3542P
Issued: 12.8.1996
125th Anniversary, Hungarian Postage
Stamps
Inside #3542:
Inside
#3542 (on label):
Lou wrote: The SoS
on #3542 is Sc #10 as the stamp is inscribed
ENGRAVED to the left of the SoS.
The SoS on the se
tenant label is Sc #4, as it is
inscribed LITHOGRAPHED.
Inside #3542 (In margin): Hungary #P1O
Inside #3542 (In margin):
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
Scott: #3545P
Issued: 21.8.1996
Stamp Day, Budapest '96
Inside #3545:
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1996: Budapest 1996
Inside: Hungary #6 & #12
Inside: Hungary #34 & #35
Inside: design of an unissued 1849
stamp
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
1998 Princess Diana Memorial
Inside: Mauritius #549
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #????O
Issued: ??.??.1998
150th Anniversary, The Coronation of
Franz Josef
Inside #????: Austria Telegraph stamp of 1873
- Michel Telegraph stamp #6
Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert
and Lou Guadagno
Scott: #3703O
Issued: 18.5.2000
WIPA 2000 Exhibition, 150 Years of
Stamp Use In
Inside #3703:
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
50 years of Philatelia
Hungarica 1950-2000
Inside: Hungary #49, #53,# 61 & #64
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #3762-3P
Issued: 25.5.2001
74th Stamp Day, 130 Years of
Hungarian Stamp Production
Scott: #3762P
Inside
#3763: Hungary #2O
See: ISSUES OF THE MONARCHY
http://www.hungarianphilately.org/intro_stamps/Intro_Hungarian_Stamps.htm
Scott: #3763P
Inside #3762: Hungary #P2O
Scott: #3775P
Issued: 9.10.2001
World's Largest Stamp Mosaic Attempt
for Guinness Book of Records
Inside #3775:
Scott: #3778P
Issued: 23.11.2001
150th Anniversary, State
Printers
Inside #3778:
http://vattepain.free.fr/francais/collection/premiere/images/emp/emp.htm
See: ISSUES OF THE MONARCHY
http://www.hungarianphilately.org/intro_stamps/Intro_Hungarian_Stamps.htm
Scott: #3942P
Scott: #3942bP
Issued: 25.5.2005
Tourism in
Inside #3942b:
Inside #3942:
Lou
wrote: An email from member Mike Knopfler, reminded
me that I had never added my identifications of the miniscule SoS on the label for Hungary #3942b to the sites.
Back
when the S/S was issued, I was drawn to the illustration of some of the 3200
frames of stamps in sliding cases mounted in the wall of the exhibition room
that contain over 500,000 stamps from around the world.
Looking
at the label, I realized that I recognized one of the tiny stamps as a s/s from
the Isle of Man, and so, loving puzzles and challenges, I hit the catalogs and
internet to see if I could identify more. It became apparent that whoever made
up the pages, followed the chronological order of issuance very carefully,
so I was able to match colors, sizes and layouts to more IOM stamps. Flush with
my success, I did some hunting for the next group just below those. I went
with the assumption that the exhibit portion was in Europe and in alphabetical
order, and since the lower frames were in front of and bigger than that of the
IOM, I tried Germany and then the German Democratic Republic, which was
correct. With a little searching, I found the same pattern of
chronological mounting of the issues, so I was again able to match the little
stamps to actual issues.
To
my disappointment, that was as far as I was able to go. There were just
too many more countries the next four frames could belong to, and I had
so many more other SoS to play with. I did
discover tho, that the designer of the label cheated
a little in his layout, by repeating the same IOM, GDR and unidentifiable
stamp frames in the balance of the smaller and smaller pullouts.
I
decided that acquiring the actual IOM and GDR stamps would make a nice addition
to just the one S/S as well as being proof of my IDs, so some month later, I
was the proud possessor of them all!
It
will take me a while to send all the individual stamp scans to the sites, so I
thought you might like to see my collection pages in the meantime.
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #3972P
Issued: 30.3.2006
Birth Anniversary, Sandor Legrady
Inside #3972:
A black and white photo of the
stamp essay artwork Sandor Legrady created in 1940
for an unissued semi-postal stamp.
Note it has been modified with a
change in value and the omission of MAGYAR KIR POSTA at the bottom.
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Scott: #4144P
Issued: 04.12.2009
FILACLUB
Inside #4144a-c: Pseudo Stamps
Privately issued souvenir sheets by
Hungarian Stamp Collectors Assns. – Non-postal
2012: 100 years ‘Turel’
Inside: Crown of St. Stephen stamps
(Thanks to Lloyd Gilbert)
Scott: #4??? P
Issued: 07.10.2016
Innovative Solutions
Inside #????: Hungary #107P
Inside #????: Hungary #126P
Inside #????: Hungary #110P
Scott: #4???O
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp on Tab
Scott: #????P
Issued: 01.06.2017
150 Years of Hungarian Stamp
Inside#????: design of an unissued 1849 stamp
Inside #????: Austria #27P
Inside #????: Hungary #3O
Thanks
to Komlóssy Zoltán
Scott: #4425P
Issued: 25.08.2017
Classic Stamps of 1867 - a joint issue
with Austria
Scott: #4425aP
Inside #4425a: Austria-Hungary #29P (Austria)
\
Scott: #4425bP
Inside #4425b: Austria-Hungary #33O
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Hunfila 2017
Thanks
to Komlóssy Zoltán
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 09.05.2019
150th Anny Birth of Milhaly
Gervay,150th Anny First Postal Card
Inside #????: Hungary Michel # P1
Postal card with Hungarian
inscription and arms (2, with Hungary postmarks)
Lou
wrote: Gervay was the first postmaster of the kingdom
of Hungary after the creation of the Austria-Hungary dual monarchy in
1867. He oversaw replacing the German language with Hungarian in all
facets of the post and this included the inscriptions on the new postal cards
of 1869.
Inside
#????: Germany #???
Komlóssy
Zoltán wrote: I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the
lower stamp of the block in the new Hungarian SOS stamp also contains the
German version of the postcard.
(Thanks
to Komlóssy Zoltán)
Thanks to Lou Guadagno
Komlóssy Zoltán wrote:
From the "Gervay" stamp block released various
versions of the Hungarian post office.
1. basic version, normal perforation
2. red number without perforation
3. green serial number with changed
perforation
4. single color print, normal
perforation
Scott: #????O
Issued: ??.??.2020
Personalized stamp – Hires filatelistak III
Inside
#???? (On label): Hungary #2O
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 09.10.2020
Stamp Day
Inside #????-?: Hungarian never realised stamp designs
Scott: #????P
Inside #???? (In margin): Hungarian
never realised stamp designs
The
stamps marking the 93rd Stamp Day commemorate the 150th anniversary
of the birth of one of Hungary’s most important stamp designers, Ferenc Helbing. The Hungarian graphic artist, painter and
lithographer, who was born in Érsekújvár
(now Nové Zámky,
Slovakia) in 1870, was rector of Budapest’s College of Art and Design for
almost a decade. Helbing was considered a pioneer of Hungarian advertising art
whose designs included Art Nouveau book illustrations, banknotes and coins,
certificates and posters. He also designed the Crowned Madonna, which appears
upside down in a misprint of the 5,000 korona
denomination version, making this one of the most valuable Hungarian stamp
rarities.
A
portrait of Ferenc Helbing is featured in the stamp
of the souvenir sheet. Details of the graphic artist’s never realised stamp designs are shown on the stamps, the border
of the sheet and the first day covers. The artist’s signature is used for the
special postmark.
Magyar
Posta devotes the HUF 300 surcharge on each souvenir sheet to supporting
organized stamp collecting in Hungary.
Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 28.05.2021
94th Stamp Day
Inside #????: Hungary #2226P
Inside #????: Hungary #2227P
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 04.03.2022
HUNFILEX 2022 Philatelic Exhibition -
Fisherman's Bastion
Inside #????: Pseudo Stamp
Scott: #????P
Issued: 31.03.2022
100-year-old MABÉOSz
Inside #???? (in margin):
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Hungary #B204O |
Hungary #1394O |
Hungary #2068P? |
Hungary #484O |
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Hungary #2878P |
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Hungary #3772O |
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Hungary #4231O |
Hungary #C68O |
Hungary #3414O |
Hungary #C23O |
Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán
Scott: #????P
Issued: 31.03.2022
Stamp Day
Inside #????: Hungary
- 900th anniversary of the founding of DÖMÖS
Michael
Merritt wrote: I was intrigued by the graphic on the Vertel
Jozsef issue, and it appears that he is shown working
on a design commemorating the 900th anniversary of the founding of
DÖMÖS. I am content to include “postal card franking on stamps”
within my notoriously broad SoS definition.
Postal card
Inside #???? (in margin): Hungary
#3069P
Inside #???? (in margin): Hungary
#B233O
Inside #???? (in margin): Hungary #1271P
Inside #???? (in margin): Hungary
#3342O
Inside #???? (in margin): Hungary
#B310O
Inside
#???? (in margin): Hungary
#1985P
Inside #???? (in margin): UN-Vienna #5P
Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán and Michael Merritt
Scott: #????-?P
Issued: 31.03.2022
Stamp Day
Inside #????: Hungary
#B220-3P?
Inside #????: Hungary
#862P
Inside #????: Hungary
#1058P
Inside #????: Hungary
#B314O
Inside #????: Hungary
#3253O
Thanks to
Komlóssy Zoltán
Scott: #????-?O
Issued: 04.04.2023
Personalized stamps with labels
honoring eminent Hungarian philatelists
Inside #????: Hungary #2O
Lou
wrote: Hungary issued two personalized stamps with labels honoring eminent
Hungarian philatelists. One label shows pre-stamp postmarks and the
other the cover of a philatelic book. The scans available do not allow an
enlargement to identify the stamp on the book cover, but it appears to be a
black/white reproduction of Hungary #2 from 1867.
Zoltán
Komlóssy wrote: At the beginning of the year, the section of the SW#6353
stamp issued by Hungarian Post showed a stamp on a book. Since the
identification of the stamp was uncertain, I looked into the matter. The
book is actually not a book in the strict sense of the word, but a special
edition of the text of a radio broadcast (title page included!). Thus, it
is easy to identify that the depicted stamp is a green Michel #2 or Scott #2
issued in 1871 with 3 kr.
Thanks to
Lou Guadagno and Zoltán Komlóssy
Personal Stamp 2024
Zoltán
wrote: At the beginning of October, a stamp exhibition
was held in Székesfehérvár, for
which personal stamps were made and issued in small sheets. A Hungarian
stamp issued in 1926 (M411, S403) can be seen on the stamp section, depicted
with an incorrect color and postmarked in 1931. I am sending the image of
the small sheet and the basic stamp. I also exhibited at the stamp
presentation
Thanks to Zoltán
Komlóssy
See: Hungary stamps up to 1975
Best website
related:
http://www.hungarianphilately.org/
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Hungary #1O
Hungary #2
Hungary #3
Hungary #4
Hungary #6
Hungary #10
Hungary #13
Hungary #P1
Hungary #P2
Hungary telegraph stamp 1873
Hungary #C1
Hungary #C2
Hungary #217 for Cuba
Hungary #C23
Hungary #C24 + for Mongolia #C108
Hungary #C25 for Central African #C187
Hungary #391
Hungary #465
Hungary #484
Hungary #B79
Hungary #B81
Hungary #B82
Hungary #B86
Hungary #B91
Hungary #CB24
Hungary #523(OTW-ALX)
Hungary
#J216, #J218,
#J220, #J227
Hungary #B200
Hungary #B202 for Mongolia #C40
Hungary #B204
Scott: #B210
Hungary #B233
Scott: #843
Scott: #C68
Hungary #C81
Hungary #C349 for Mongolia #C108
Hungary #C120
Hungary #1068
Hungary #1352 for Chad
Hungary #1394
Hungary #1996 for Uganda 2013
Hungary #B274
Hungary #2220
Hungary #2268
Hungary #2635 for Saint Thomas &
Prince
Hungary #B310
Hungary #B314
Hungary #2471 for St. Thomas & Prince
Hungary #2742
Scott: #3151
Hungary #3253
Hungary #3342
Hungary #3414
Hungary #3756 for Georgia
Hungary #3287 for St. Tomas and Prince
Hungary #3697 (cut out 2000) for Niger
2016
Hungary #3703
Hungary #4109 for Chad
Hungary #4231
Hungary #3772
Hungary: #????
Hungary #????-? (2022)
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Hungary postal card 1869 with German
inscriptions, Hungarian arms for Serbia
Hungary Olympic Committee label 1948
for Guinea, Guinea Bissau