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Serbia, 1904 (5 para)

Two men’s heads side by side in a medallion.

Two men’s heads side by side in a medallion; stamp issued by Kingdom of Serbia, 1904
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Illustration of a historical stamp for learning, shown at screen size. Not valid for postage.

How to read it

СРБИЈА in Cyrillic: Serbia.

  1. КРАЉЕВИНА: kingdom
  2. СРБИЈА: Serbia
  3. ПОШТА: post
Inscription
КРАЉЕВИНА СРБИЈА · 1804 1904 · 5 ПАРА · ПОШТА
Meaning
КРАЉЕВИНА СРБИЈА is “Kingdom of Serbia”, ПОШТА is post and ПАРА para, the small coin.
Issued by
Kingdom of Serbia
Today
Serbia
Year
1904. Issued 1904.
Made by
Đorđe (Djoka) Jovanović (designer, died 1953); Louis-Eugène Mouchon (engraver, died 1914)

One fact

The 1904 set marked the coronation of King Peter I and a hundred years since the First Serbian Uprising of 1804.

Source and public-domain rule

Creators died more than 70 years ago. Every named creator died more than 70 years ago: Đorđe (Djoka) Jovanović (died 1953), Louis-Eugène Mouchon (died 1914). Copyright lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years, counted from 1 January of the year after death. Every named designer and engraver of the stamp died before 1 January 1956; any contributor who was never named counts as anonymous, whose term is 70 years from publication, and the stamp was published before 1956. Legal sources: Directive 2006/116/EC, Art. 1(1) life + 70 years; Art. 1(3) anonymous works 70 years from publication; Art. 7(1) comparison of terms for works from outside the EU; Art. 8 terms run from 1 January, Switzerland, Norway.

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