Grbovi Jugoslavije

Album information :

Issued by : Kava Hag, Zagreb Date of issue : 1930 (?) Number of stamps/cards (official) : 256 Image variants : None

Introduction

The album ‘Grbovi Jugoslavija' was issued around 1930..

The album was published by Kava Hag, Zagreb and printed bu Lit. Tipografija D.D. Zagreb. The authors were Emilij Laszowski and Rudolf Horvat.

The album contains 256 stamps with images, which are numbered without breaks from 1 (national arms) until 256 Žužemberg. The album is divided in 3 chapters; the first on the National and Royal arms, followed by some historical territorial arms. The second deals with provincial arms and the third (and largest) part with the town arms.

This album is available as E-book.

Contents:

Adamovec, Bačka, Bakar, Bapska, Baranja, Belo, Beočin, Beograd (Novi Grb), Beograd (Stari Grb), Bešenovo, Bihać, Bijela Crkva, Bingula, Biograd, Bjelovar, Bjelovar, Blatnica, Blato, Bohinjska Bistrica, Borovo, Bosna, Bović, Brestovac, Brežice, Bribir, Brkasovo, Brod na Kupi, Brod na Savi, Budjanovci, Budva, Čakovac, Čalma, Čazma, Celje, Čerević, Cerknica, Cetinje, Cirkvena, Crna Gora, Črnomelj, Cvetkovići, Dalmacija, Daruvar, Delnice, Desinec, Divoš, Djakovo, Dobrinci, Domagovići, Donji Miholjac, Draganići, Dravograd, Drivenik, Dubovac, Dubrava, Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik (nekoć Republika), Erdevik, Gjelekovac, Gotalovac, Grabovo, Grgurevci, Hercegnovi, Hercegovina, Hreljin, Hrvatska, Hvar, Ilok, Imotski, Indjija, Irig, Istra, Ivanić Grad, Jastrebarsko, Jazak, Jazak-Prnjavor, Jugoslavija, Kamenica, Kamnik, Kaptol, Karlobag, Karlovac, Karlovci, Kašina, Kastav, Kočevje, Komiža, Koprivnica, Korčula, Koruška, Kostajnica, Kostanjevica, Kostel, Kotor, Kraljev Grb, Kraljevci, Kraljevec, Kranj, Kranjska, Krapina, Krašići, Križevci, Križevci, Krmpote, Krško, Krušedol, Krušedol-Prnjavor, Kukujevci, Kupčina Gornja, Lapac, Laško, Ledinci, Legrad, Livno, Ljubljana, Ljutomer, Lož, Ludbreg, Mala Remeta, Mali Radnici, Mandjeloš, Maradik, Maribor, Marija Bistrica, Medjimurje, Metlika, Milna, Mitrovica, Mokronog, Mrkopalj, Našice, Neradin, Neštin, Nin, Novi Sad, Novigrad, Novomesto, Omiš, Opatovac, Orlica, Ormož, Osijek, Ostrovo, Ostrožac, Pag, Pakrac, Pančevo, Paštrovići, Perast, Petrinja, Petrovaradin, Petrovci, Petrovina, Podbrežje kod Ozlja, Podbrežje na Kupi, Podgorica, Poljica, Požega, Požega, Prelog, Pribići, Privina Glava, Psarjevo, Ptuj, Putinci, Rab, Radeče, Radovljica, Rakovac, Raša, Rasinja, Ravanica, Ravnagora, Rečica, Ribnica, Rijeka, Rivica, Ruma, Samobor, Sarajevo, Šarengrad, Šatrinci, Sela, Senj, Senta, Severin, Sevnica, Šibenik, Šid, Sisak, Škofja Loka, Skrad, Skradin, Slatina, Slavonija, Slovenjgradec, Slovenska Bistrica, Sombor, Split, Srbija, Srijem, Štajerska, Stara Palanka, Stari Grad, Stična, Ston, Strelče, Subotica, Subotište, Sušak, Susek, Susjedgrad, Sv. Ivan Zelina, Sv. Jana, Sv. Križ, Sviben, Temeš, Torontal, Tovarnik, Trebinje, Trg, Trogir, Trsat, Tržić, Turjak, Turopolje, Vače, Varaždin, Varaždin, Velika Kikinda, Velika Remeta, Veliki Bečkerek, Vinica, Vinica, Vinkovci, Virovitica, Virovitica, Vis, Višna Gora, Vivodina, Voća, Voganj, Vojvodina, Vrbovsko, Vrdnik, Vrhnika, Vršac, Vugrovec, Vukovar, Vuzenica, Zagreb (province), Zagreb-I, Zagreb-II, Zala, Zemun, Žužemberg

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