| București: Teatrul Național (old) |
Country: Romania (România) City: București Location: Calea Victoriei Built 1853 by Anton Hefft. Destroyed by bombs on 24 Aug 1944. [After 1990, the façade of the Bucharest Novotel was built as a replica of the theatre façade approximately at its original location.] |
Front Text: "București, Teatrul National"Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from București to Ituri (Congo-Belge) [stamp and postmark removed] |
Front Text: "București, Teatrul National"Publisher: ONN NN Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "Bukarest. National-Theater"Handwritten Reverse Text: dated 27 March 1918 Publisher: Ad. Maier & D. Stern, Bukarest; No. 4016 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: by German Forces' Postal Service to Minden/Westfalen (Germany) [postmark illegible] |
Front Text: "Bucarest. Nationaltheater"Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "150 de ani de la aprinderea luminilor in Teatrul cel Mare"(150 years since the lights went on in the Great Theatre)Publisher: Poșta Română; Cod 218/2002 Type: postal cover with printed stamp Size: 16.1 x 11.5 cm Not sent. |
Stamps (Romania, 2002)Text: "150 de ani Ion Luca Caragiale", "150 de ani Teatrul Națtional din București" |
Stamp (Romania, 2007)Text: "Vechiul București", "Vechiul Teatrul Național - arh. A. Hefft", "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" |
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