“Childhood is the heart of all ages.” (Lucian Blaga) Romfilatelia continues the annual series of Europa postage stamp issues, the 2015 topic selected by the PostEurop body of the Universal Postal Union being old toys. Respecting tradition, each country has the opportunity to interpret the chosen theme in its unique style. Thus, Romfilatelia dedicates […]
Romfilatelia recalls the richness of the natural heritage of Romania by introducing into circulation a postage stamp issue dedicated to the species of pelicans living in our country, as part of a broader topic consecrated to protected wildlife from Romanian reserves. The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve celebrates this year its 25th anniversary, being one
April 2nd, 2005 is a day that will remain in the hearts of Christians around the world as the emergence of a new Saint – John Paul II. It was the day when a great visionary passed away, who has always believed in a united Europe, not only politically and economically, but especially religiously.
Witness and messenger of the most important national and international events, the stamp is a true promoter of Romania in the world, and of all the particularities of the national culture and consciousness, features which strengthen the identity of the Romanian community and define us as people. Global ambassador of our country’s values and symbols,
The most recent philatelic project of Romfilatelia takes stamp lovers into the past, on a journey into the world of the 10th – 11th centuries, inviting them to discover the beauty and craftsmanship of the pieces of treasure which are part of the National Museum of Romanian History’s heritage. The National Museum of Romanian History
“Therefore we have been buried with him by baptism into death, so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, so we too might walk in newness of life;” (Romans 6:4) The Easter holiday, the greatest Holy Christian holiday, as well as the greatest holiday of the human
Flowers’ alphabet, the latest postage stamp issue, represents an original philatelic approach, by joining two different topics into a special graphic and artistic concept. The 6 stamps of the project bring together the traditional philatelic topic of “flora” and the graphic concept of a head letter or initial, an uppercase letter, usually ornate, used
