◀ Artists of Bulgarian Postage Stamps
Postal issues by artist Rayko Aleksiev (pseudonym Fra Diavolo) 3 emissions
125
(MI BG 119)
127
(MI BG 121)
Perforation:
Crest 13:13 1/2
Printing:
for BC 125 — 15,000,000, for BC 127 — 10,000,000
Additional Information
125-127 were ordered together with the III military edition on 1.VI. 1917, but there is no information when they were put into service.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 125 | 1 stotinka | 0.13 € | 0.05 € |
| BC 127 | 5 stotinki | 0.36 € | 0.05 € |
| Series Total | 0.49 € | 0.10 € | |
153
(MI BG 146)
155
(MI BG 148)
157
(MI BG 150)
Short Description:
153 - the courtyard of Vazovs birthplace in Sopot;…
153 - the courtyard of Vazovs birthplace in Sopot; 153 - Borimechkata (a character from the novel "Under the Yoke"); 154 - portraits of Vazov at 18 and 70; 155 - a portrait of Vazov from 1920 and a facsimile of his signature; 156 - Vazovs houses in Plovdiv and Sofia; 157 - Paisii Hilendarski (a character from "The Epic of the Forgotten"). The plots of 153 and 157 are illustrations by Iv. Mrkvichka to Vazovs works.
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Perforation:
Linear 11 1/2
Printing:
for BC 153 — 1,500,000, for BC 155 and BC 157 — 400 00
Additional Information
152-157 are printed on low-quality newsprint. The entire edition is of very poor quality - with creases in the paper, partial absence or soiled gum and poor perforation. There are stamps with larger margins and those with a reduced format, due to perforation near the illustration. Of all values, there are unperforated and unperforated on one side, and from 152-154 - pairs, between which there is no perforation. In the case of 152-157, only those that are in a pair, in which at least one of the margins is over 6 mm, are recognized as imperforated. 10,000 series were retained in the printing house, which in 1932 were sold to the merchant B. Asenov.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 153 | 50 stotinki | 0.05 € | 0.03 € |
| BC 155 | 2 leva | 0.31 € | 0.08 € |
| BC 157 | 5 leva | 0.56 € | 0.20 € |
| Series Total | 0.92 € | 0.31 € | |
165
(MI BG 157)
169
(MI BG 160)
170
(MI BG 177)
173
(MI BG 162)
Short Description:
164 - Sofia with the temple-monument "Al. Nevsky";…
164 - Sofia with the temple-monument "Al. Nevsky"; 165 - the monument "Tsar Osvoboditel", Sofia; 166, 171-172 and 176 - Tsar Boris III; 167-168 - see 84; 169-170 - Shipka; 173 - "Harvester", painting by An. Mitov; 174 - see 82; 175 - see 89.
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Perforation:
Linear 12
Printing:
for BC 165 — 15,000,000, for BC 169 — 8,000,000, for BC 170 — 2,000,000, for BC 173 — 3,000,000
Additional Information
In use: until October 6, 1931. * Unlike 82 and 89, 174 and 175 lack the crown above the coat of arms, and in 175 it is replaced by an ornament. The heraldic lilies at the bottom of 84, in 167-168 are replaced by vine leaves and fruits. * From 175 there are some printed on very thin paper. In connection with the devaluation of the lev after World War I, for the first time the lowest nominal value in the series is 10 stotinki, not 1 stotinka. High denominations of 5 and 10 levs also appear.| BC № | Nominal | MNH | Used/CTO |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC 165 | 20 stotinki (VII.1921) | 0.20 € | 0.03 € |
| BC 169 | 75 stotinki violet (VII.1921) | 0.20 € | 0.03 € |
| BC 170 | 75 stotinki blue (1.XII.1923) | 0.41 € | 0.03 € |
| BC 173 | 2 leva (VI.1921) | 0.61 € | 0.08 € |
| Series Total | 1.43 € | 0.15 € | |