Present day Serbia is a Republic situated to the north-west of what was Yugoslavia. The Serbia referred to on this page was a Principality until 1881 and then became a Kingdom.
It began issuing its own stamps in 1866. This was only until 1918 when the territory became part of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. From 1941 – 1944 under German occupation, the country again issued its own stamps. Thereafter it became part of Yugoslavia. When Yugoslavia broke up in the 1990’s, Serbia formed a partnership with Montenegro which was peacefully dissolved in 2006. For the first time since 1918, Serbia became a sovereign state.
1880
Prince Milan I Series
SG # 57A
Unused (Hinged)
SG # 59
Used
1890
King Alexander (Obrenovich V) Series
SG # 61
Used (Hinged)
1894
King Alexander (Obrenovich V) Series
SG # 68
Used (Hinged)
1905
King Peter I Series
SG # 118
Used
1911
King Peter I Series
SG # 146
Unused (NH)
SG # 147
Unused (Hinged)
SG # 169
Unused (NH)
SG # 170
Unused (NH)
SG # 171
Unused (NH)
SG # 151
Unused (NH)
SG # 173
Unused (NH)
SG # 153
Unused (Hinged)
1918
Peter I and Prince Alexander Series
SG # 195
Unused (Hinged)
SG # 200
Used (Hinged)