HU-P3

A partial irregular shape postcard with top of the card cut according to the city name and crest. It shows the Széchenyi Chain Bridge (Széchenyi lánchíd) of Budapest. Spanning across the Danube, this bridge was the first permanent bridge across this river in the city. It was opened in 1849. Thanks kailin.

















It was sent using a postage label printed at BP.F. Tesco on 13.6.2013. The postage for sending this card was 270Ft.

HU-P2

A night view postcard of Budapest. It shows the Buda Castle (Budavári Palota) and its historical Castle District. The tower of Matthias Church (Mátyás-templom) is seen projected out from the District. This place is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List as "Budapest, including the Banks of the Danube, the Buda Castle Quarter and Andrássy Avenue." Thanks Yvonne.

 
 A 300Ft stamp on aquatic event was used. It was cancelled twice by postmarks of Budapest on 7.5.2012.

HU-P1

A long postcard showing wall with children's drawing. Thanks kailin.













A 280Ft stamp on Miklós Radnóti (or written reversed as for Hungarian) was used. It was cancelled at Budapest on 16.5.2011.

HU-20333b

A postcard shows the Hungarian in folk costumes. The embroideries is vary from region to region. Thanks Zsocsjo again for re-sending another postcard.

A 10Ft furniture definitive stamp and a 250Ft architeture stamp were used to send this postcard. The card some how leaked through the post office in uncancelled condition.

HU-20333a

A postcard on the Hungarian stamps from several periods. There are early issue from Austria-Hungarian to the independent Hungary. Thanks Zsocsjo.

Four stamps were used to send this postcard from Budapest on 22.6.2009. They are grape stamp (140Ft), a 62Ft stamp in stamp and two traditional chair stamps (8Ft and 10Ft). Two Budapest 72 postmarks were neatly stamped.