Bulgaria

Stamp Bulgaria SC Q01-18 Block 1941 WWII Parcel Post Train Motorcycle Truck MNH	-	$19.99	35m
WWI BULGARIA Cover Sophia to Budapest with Sophia and Hungarian Censors	-	$3.99	44m
BULGARIA Postal Check Service Official Franchise Cover Sophia to Radomir	-	$4.99	44m
WWI BULGARIA Sophia Picture Postcard and Censor	-	$2.49	44m
BULGARIA 1904 Four Color Ferdinand Franking on Pioneer Patriotic Postcard	-	$12.79	44m
BULGARIA 1944 4 leva International Rate Postal Stationery Card Fine MInt	-	$4.99	44m
WWI BULGARIA Sophia Dated Censor on Millet Romantic Art Card	-	$2.49	44m
BULGARIA 1946 Boboshevo Dupnitsa High School Official Cover	-	$4.99	44m
BULGARIA 19th Century Cancel Collection	-	$229.99	48m
Stamp Bulgaria SC Q21-9 1944 WWII Parcel Post Delivery Coat of Arms MNH	-	$3.99	1h 6m
GERMANY - SMALL LOT - MINT - H - NR	2	$1.00	1h 12m
Stamp Bulgaria SC Q21-9 Block 1944 WWII Parcel Post Delivery Coat of Arms MNH	-	$5.99	1h 37m
Bulgaria 2288 MNH ARCHITECTURE, BIRD	-	$3.65	1h 47m
Bulgaria mini sheet. 100 years to Bulgaria postage stamp 1879 - 1979. Not used.	-	$0.99	2h 14m
Bulgaria stamp 2001 Europa CEPT Nature MNH WS59810	-	$29.33	2h 33m
Bulgaria-1911 2c View-MNH	-	$0.99	2h 39m
466 Europa CEPT Bulgaria year 2004 Holiday MNH	-	$0.99 $2.00	2h 47m
707 Europa CEPT Bulgaria year 1996 MNH Famous Women	-	$0.99 $4.00	2h 47m
439 Europa CEPT Bulgaria year 2002 Circus MNH	-	$0.99 $1.00	2h 47m
Bulgaria 2870 MNH FLOWERS, BIRDS	-	$2.25	3h 15m
Bulgaria FDC 1938 ? Zar Boris III	-	$6.00	4h 15m
Bulgaria 2 revenue stamp	-	$3.00	4h 57m
Bulgaria 2 Traveled FDC 1979 ? Balloon Post	-	$6.00	5h 29m
Bulgaria Traveled FDC 1964 ? Space ? Cosmos ? Voshod 1	-	$2.00	5h 32m
Bulgaria 1889-91 SG#58 30st Brown Used P12.5	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1893 SG#D76a 21ST Postage Due P10.5 Used	-	$3.14	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1934 SG#333 2 On 3L Brown-Olive Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1903 SG#127 10 On 15st Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1889-91 5ST Green Unused	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1889-91 SG#56 15st Orange Used P12.5	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1901-5 SG#116 30ST Prince Ferdinand Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1889-91 SG#55 10st Rose Used P12.5	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1882 SG#23 5ST Green And Pale Green Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1889-91 SG#57 25ST Blue Used P12.5	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1892 SG#61 15 On 30ST Brown Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1882 SG#22 3ST Orange And Yellow Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria 1882 SG#28 15ST Purple & Mauve Used	-	$1.56	5h 42m
Bulgaria MNH collection 77.-Eu	3	$2.31	5h 43m

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