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Bull's Head stamp (108 parale, Moldavia, 1858), Moldavian Post - Stamp Workshop in Iași, 1858

Also known as: Timbru cap de bour (108 parale, Moldova, 1858), Poșta Moldovei - Atelia Timbrului din Iași, 1858

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1858

Bull's Head stamp (108 parale, Moldavia, 1858), Moldavian Post - Stamp Workshop in Iași, 1858 is an object recorded by Private collection - Bucharest, dated 1858.

Museum description: Bull's Head stamp valued at 108 parale issued in Moldavia, year 1858. The image reproduces the heraldic coat of arms of Moldavia, the bull's head inscribed in a circle, followed by a post horn at the base, a five-pointed star, and the legend "porto scrisori" [letter postage], written in Cyrillic letters. It is part of the first issue of Romanian stamps. The museum record gives measurements 2.2 x 2.2 cm; maker recorded: Poșta Moldovei - Atelia Timbrului din Iași.

These details come from the holding museum's own record; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.

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Physical characteristics

Dimensions
2,2 x 2,2 cm

Technical characteristics

Maker recorded
Poșta Moldovei - Atelia Timbrului din Iași

Identification

Europeana id
/2048047/Clasate_ed468bfa2d5449278f7a9061ae719704
Museum attribution
Poșta Moldovei - Atelia Timbrului din Iași
Museum object name
Timbru cap de bour (108 parale, Moldova, 1858)
Holding institution
Colecție particulară - București

Catalogue references

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