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10 Para Emergency Postage Stamp Currency

Uitgever Serbia
Jaar 1915
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Waarde 10 Para (10 пара) (0.10)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Printed in red by letterpress, the face of this postage stamp currency bears a left-facing vignette of King Peter I of Serbia accompanied by generals on the battlefield. The inscription identifies the scene and subject in Cyrillic script, with the denomination numeral and date rendered in a compact, stamp-format layout consistent with the note's philatelic origin.
Opschrift voorzijde 10 П. СРБИЈА КРАЉ ПЕТАР НА БОЈИШТУ 1914.
(Translation: Serbia King Peter on the battlefield 1914.)
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Opmerkingen

Serbia's 1915 collapse under combined Austro-Hungarian and Bulgarian pressure forced the government into one of the more desperate currency expedients of the First World War. With no time or infrastructure to print orthodox banknotes, existing postage stamps were mounted on small cardboard or paper backing and placed into circulation as fractional currency — a practice Serbia shared with several belligerents during the war, but rarely in such dire military circumstances.

The retreating Serbian army and government crossed Albania on foot that winter. Notes from this issue that survived did so largely outside Serbia itself.

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