Below you will find articles about Serbia. Or click here to view stamps with the subject Serbia in the catalog.
United Nations New York 2024 The Universal Postal Union (UPU), a United Nations specialized agency headquartered in the Swiss capital Bern, was founded in 1874. Thus 2024 is the organisation's 150th anniversary, and to celebrate this milestone the UN Postal...
Serbia 2008 For railway enthusiasts 12 December 2009 was a sad day, as EuroNight sleeper train 469 Orient Express left Strasbourg on its final overnight run to Vienna. And so the name Orient Express disappeared from official European railway timetables after 126 years. The first...
Before we continue with this article featuring a selection of 2020 Christmas stamps, I would like to take the opportunity to offer seasonal greetings from all of the staff here at PostBeeld to all readers of the Freestampmagazine and all...
On behalf of the management and staff at postbeeld.com I would like to wish a Happy and Healthy New Year to all readers of the Freestampmagazine and indeed all of PostBeeld’s customers wherever you may be in the world. February...
A beautiful holiday snapshot – sent to Germany – from a city whose name would secure a permanent place in the history books after June 28, 1914. On that day, a Bosnian Serb extremist splinter group attempted an assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his...
To use postage stamps as propaganda material is not unusual. Many countries have issued these kind of stamps in the past and in all likelihood some will continue to do so in the future. This is certainly the case in...
Exactly 100 Years ago today, Austro-Hungarian archduke and heir apparent Franz-Ferdinand arrived at the station in Sarajevo for an official visit. The first activity on the programme was an inspection of the military barracks. At around 10:00 am the motorcade...
To commemorate the First World War Centenary, Gibraltar issued a stamp set of six depicting images from drafting to embarkation. World War One gave the Gibraltarians the opportunity to show their patriotism and did quite well out of the war,...
In 1867, the Dual Monarchy of Austria-Hungary was established. It encompassed the territory of the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary. However, the territory was much larger. It further consisted of the present-day territories of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, and parts of...
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