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1814. NOVINE SERPSKE štampane u Beèu sa lokalnim žigom za isporuku "W Zeitungs 1814" štanpanene na æirilici. Jedan od najstarijih štampanih srpskih dokumenata. Odlièan kvalitet.

1814 SERBIAN NEWSPAPER "NOVINE SERPSKE" printed in Vienna with local mark for delivery "W Zeitungs 1814" printed in Cyrillic. One of the oldest printed Serbian documents. VF

1819. Istorisko pismo iz manastira Hopovo sa oèuvanim stilizovanim voštanim peèatom na pole?ini, upuæeno u Sremske Karlovce Stefanu Stratimiroviæu (istoriska liènost) Arhiepiskopu karlovaèkom i cele slavijanske SERBIE i Vlaške. U unutrašnjosti rukopisna oznaka da je primljeno '819 i zavedeno. Redak istoriski dokument srpskog naroda u Vojvodini u okviru Austrije. Kao karlovaèki mitropolit Stratimiroviæ je naroèitu pažnju posvetio podizanju prosvetnih ustanova. Osnovao je: 1791 - 1792. godine Karlovaèku gimnaziju, 1793. godine Karlovaèku bogosloviju, 1797. godine Blagodejanije (kasnije Stefaneum). Osnovao je 1809. godine "Crtaèku školu" pri Normalnoj školi u Karlovcima. Njegovom zaslugom osnovana je i gimnazija u Novom Sadu 1810. godine.Mitropolit Stefan Stratimiroviæje krajem 18. veka postao SLOBODNI ZIDAR. Stupio je u masonsku ložu "Vigilantia", u Osijeku, kao krušedolski arhimandrit. Stefan je bio jedan od preteèa masonerije u Srbiji.
1819 Historic letter from the Hopovo monastery with a preserved stylized wax seal on the back, sent to Sremske Karlovce to Stefan Stratimirovic (historical figure) to the Archbishop of Karlovac and the whole of Slavic SERBIA and Wallachia. Inside the handwritten mark that it was received '819 and registered. A rare historical document of the Serbian people in Vojvodina within Austria. As the Metropolitan of Karlovac, Stratimirovic paid special attention to the construction of educational institutions. He founded: in 1791 - 1792 Karlovac High School, in 1793 Karlovac Theological Seminary, in 1797 "Blagodejanije" (later Stefaneum). In 1809, he founded the "Drawing School" at the normal School in Karlovac. Thanks to him, the high school in Novi Sad was founded in 1810. At the end of the 18th century, Metropolitan Stefan Stratimirovic became a Freemason. He entered the Masonic Lodge "Vigilantia", in Osijek, as the Archimandrite of Krusedol. Stefan was one of the forerunners of Freemasonry in Serbia.

1861. JEDINSTVENO ME?UNARODNO PISMO IZ PERIODA SRPSKE PREDFILATELIJE : Pismo je poslato iz Beograda iz luke na Dunavu francuskim brodom PAPIN (rukopisna oznaka Belgarde 8 oct. 1861 Conte fils aine') pismo je sa nepoznatim do sada zaglavljem SOCIETE GENERAL FRANCO -SERBE - NAVIGATION DU DANUB . Ova firma je dobila koncesije od srpske Vlade ( Mihajlo Obrenoviæ) za eksplataciju uglja iz rudnika Dobra na Dunavu i prevoz Dunavom preko Levantskih luka za Marselj. Pismo je primljeno na pošti u najveæoj dunavskoj luci Galata i austriskom Levantskom poštom poslato 25. okt. brodom za Trst (zeleni austriski levantski žig GALATTA kat. Tchilinghirian fig. 743 ). Pismo je vozom prebaèeno za Beè, dol. žig 30. okt. i dalje za Marselj, naplaæeno je 10 kr mastilom za poštarinu izvan Austrije, dolazni žig 3. novembar 1861. Pismo je prešlo oko 3500 km za 25 dana. Atraktivno poštansko istorisko pismo znaèajne sadržine, JEDINO POZNATO OVAKO PUTOVALO PISMO IZ PERIODA PREDFILATELIJE BEOGRAD- GALLATA- BEÈ- MARSELJ. Za vrhunskog sakupljaèa.

1861 EXCEPTIONALLY INTERNATIONAL LETTER FROM PREPHILATELIC PERIOD OF SERBIA: Letter sent from Belgarde's harbor on Danube river by French boat PAPIN (Belgarde 8 Oct. Contefils aine') by hand. The letter is with up to now unknown heading SOCIETE GENERAL FRANCO-SERBE - NAVIGATION DU DANUB. This Company had concessions awarded in 1859 by the Serbian Government to Société Générale Franco-Serbe/General Finance Servian Navigation Co/Claude Bouillon & Cie, Marseille. The concessions were to develop a coal field at Dobra, near the Danube and to provide steam navigation on the Danube river and further to France. The letter was received in the largest port on Danube Galata and by Austrian Levant, post send on October 25 by ship toTriest (green Austrian cancel GALLATA published in Tchilinghirian fig. 743) Further letter was by train carried to Vienna arr.cds Oct. 30 and further to Marseille in France arr. Cds November 3, 1861. The letter was passing about 3500 km traveled 25 days. Attractive postal history letter full of history content. The only one preserved traveled abroad in such away BELGRAD- GALLATA- VIENNA- MARSEILLE. For the supreme collector.

1889. Pismo KRALJICE NATALIJE (žene kralja Milana) iz Damaska, Sirija, ambasadoru Srbije njegovoj exelenciji Momiru Novakoviæu u Carigradu (Constantinople) u kome u originalnom textu iznosi žalbe na svoj položaj od izgnanstva iz Srbije. Pismo je sa Natalijinim originalnim potpisom i srpskim atraktivnim kraljevskim grbom. Istorisko pismo, za istraživaèa politièkih prilika u Srbiji u 19 veku. Odlièan kvalitet, redak i kao poštanski objekat.
1889 the letter of the Queen Natalija (Spouse of King Milan) from Damascus, Syria, to Serbia's ambassador Momir Novakovic in Constantinople, in the original Text appeals on her position from exile from Serbia. The letter is with the Natalia's original signature and the Serbian attractive Royal coat of arms. Historical letter, for researchers of political opportunities in Serbia in the 19th century. Excellent quality, rare and as a postal object.

1898. Iseèak Srpskih novina "Glasnik" koje su izdavane u Istanbulu (Constantinopel) sa turskom taksenom markom. Novine su preko austriske konzularne pošte frankirane sa 3 kr/ 10 para i poslate za Ženevu Princu Petru Kara?or?eviæu, buduæem Kralju Srbije. Interesantan poštansko istoriski dolument. Odlièan kvalitet.
1898 A cut of the Serbian newspaper "Glasnik" which was published in Istanbul (Constantinople) with a Turkish tax stamp. The newspaper was franked with 3 kr/ 10 para send through the Austrian consular post to Geneva to Prince Petar Karadordevic, the future King of Serbia. An interesting postal historical document.VF

1900. Pismo iz II BURSKOG RATA upuceno za Trst pa READRESIRANO ZA HOTEL PARIZ U BEOGRADU. Pismo je sa frankaturom 2 X 1 p +0.50 p iz britanske kolonije Natal poslato u toku II BURSKOG RATA koji je bio mnogo duži i veci ratni sukob izmedu dve burske republike; Slobodne Države Oranje (Oranje Vrijstaat) i Južnoafrièke Republike Transvaal a protiv Britanskog Carstva, koji se vodio od 1899. do 1902. U tom sukobu pobedili su Britanci, burske republike prestale su postojati, i postale su britanske kolonije. Pismo je sa dolaznim žigom Trsta pa readresirano sa DOLAZNIM ŽIGOM BEOGRAD, napred. JEDINO poznato pismo upuæeno direktno sa fronta sa vojnim žigom FIELD POST OFFICE BRITISH S. AFRICA za Srbiju. Izložbeni primerak. Vrlo dobar - do odlièan kvalitet.
1900. A letter from the II BOER WAR addressed to Trieste, then RE-ADDRESSED TO HOTEL PARIS IN BELGRADE. The letter with franking 2 X 1 p +0.50 p from the British colony of Natal was sent during the II BOER WAR which was a much longer and bigger war conflict between the two Boer republics; Orange Free States (Oranje Vrijstaat) and the South African Republic of Transvaal against the British Empire, which was fought from 1899 to 1902. The British won the conflict, the Boer republics ceased to exist, and they became British colonies. The letter in arrival is with cancel Trieste and re-addressed with arr. POSTMARK BELGRADE, on the front. The ONLY known letter sent directly from the front with the military cancel FIELD POST OFFICE BRITISH S. AFRICA for Serbia. Exhibition item. F-VF