Allami Nyomda [1868-2013] (A. NY) stamp catalogue

2,337 items

ANY Biztonsági Nyomda abbreviated ANY Plc. Budapest (Hungary) More

ANY Biztonsagi Nyomda

abbreviated

ANY Plc.

Company started in 1851 as a subsidiary of the Staatsdruckerei in Vienna in Timisoara and became independent after the suppression of the revolution of 1848-49 and the war of independence.

In 1868 the company moves to Budapest, more precisely to the district of Buda Castle.

The first Hungarian stamp was issued in 1871 and the name of the company was changed to State Printing House (Hungarian: Allami Nyomda) with its registered office in Budapest.

In 1993, the state printing house was privatized and the new legal form became “public limited company”.

On February 1, 2013, the name of the State Printing Office was changed to “ANY Biztonsági Nyomda”. The last stamps under the old name were issued on April 26, 2013.

The main activity of the printing company is the production of security products, including seals, securities, food stamps, stamps, paper documents and security inks and solutions. The company produces identification documents for consortium cards in Hungary: identity card, driver's license and vehicle registration.

Stamps printed for the following countries and postal areas:

Albania [ALB]
Bulgaria [BGR]
Ceylon
Hungary [HUN]
Mongolia
Austria [AUT]
Hungary - Western Hungary
Peru
Romania [ROU]
Romania - Occupation of Temesvár
Sri Lanka

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Number of stamps

2,337

Number of related items

Oldest item

Letter, Crown and Post Horn (1874)