Description: This individual postage stamp features an intricate intaglio line engraving printed in a distinct orange-brown or light ochre ink on an off-white paper stock. The central visual motif features the Turul, a divine bird of prey from Hungarian foundation legends, soaring with broad, outspread wings directly above the highly revered Holy Crown of Hungary. This royal design is framed inside a sweeping classical arch wrapped with highly detailed laurel branch wreaths rising from the lower sides. The upper header arches along the border with the text "MAGYAR KIR. POSTA" (Royal Hungarian Post), while the lower baseline centers a large numeric denomination "30" positioned directly above the currency unit inscription "FILLER". The physical specimen features traditional paper perforations along all four edges and carries a very heavy, prominent black ink hand-stamped machine postal cancellation cutting right through the central vignette.
Circa: 1913-1918
Condition: Used - Hinged
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