At the regional BALKANFILA exhibition held in Thessaloniki from November 13 to 16, 2024, the magazine “Filatelista”, the publication of the Serbian Philatelists’ Association, was awarded a gold medal.

The Grand Prix International award at the regional BALKANFILA exhibition held in Thessaloniki from 13 to 16 November 2024 was awarded to Vladimir Popović’s exhibit “General classification and types of postcards of the “Golden age” in the collection of Herceg…

The Universal Postal Union was founded on October 9, 1874 in Bern, and the Principality of Serbia was among the 22 founding states. The decision to celebrate that day as a holiday of the global postal community, which today brings…

The Serbian Philatelic Association had the honor and pleasure to participate online via video link at the Philatelic Forum in Northeast China – Shenyang. A presentation on the work and activities of our association was presented to numerous philatelists in…

The first Serbian postage stamps were issued on 1 July 1866 (13 July 1866 according to the new calendar). These stamps, featuring the image of Serbian Prince Michael, popularly known as the “Vienna printing” (printed at the Imperial State Printing…

The first day of Serbian postal service – May 25, 1840 (June 6 according to the new calendar). Postmark “framed BELGRADE”. Letter sent from Belgrade to Užice.

The first Serbian (newspaper) stamp – the coat of arms of the Principality of Serbia – was issued on May 1, 1866 (May 13, 1866 according to the new calendar).

Registered letter card Belgrade-Vienna (Austria) defranked with stamps of the 1894 issue of 5 and 25 para, a total of 35 para (10 para for the letter card and 25 para for the registered delivery service).

The first printed illustrated postcard The postcard “Dragon” is one of the first in the world, and only one copy has survived to this day. It was included in the encyclopedia in our country (JLZ) and is a world rarity….

Ivan Bogavčić received an acknowledgment for his exhibition of reproductions of the oldest Serbian postcard, sent in Serbian by Jovan Manojlović from Vienna on May 19, 1871, from the editorial office of the satirical magazine “Zmaj”, to the address of…