Transylvania, Romania Overprint on Hungarian Parliament Stamp
Romania · 1919 · 10 Filler
This stamp features the Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest, originally issued by Hungary. It was overprinted with 'TRANSILVANIA' in black by Romanian authorities for use in the territory following its unification with Romania. The overprint signifies the change in administration and postal authority.
Issued in 1919, these stamps mark the unification of Transylvania with the Kingdom of Romania after World War I, a period of significant territorial and political change in Central Europe.
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