Ngày xưa VN mình hay có tem in tại Hung, những bộ rất đẹp. Tem Hung giờ vẫn có những nét hấp dẫn riêng. Lần ngược dòng lịch sử bưu chính của Hung người chơi cũng bắt gặp 1 số mốc son khá lý thú.
Cũng như VN và nhiều quốc gia khác, khi chưa độc lập thì hệ thống bưu chính của Hung thế này
From June 1, 1850, Austrian stamps were used in Hungary as a part of the Austrian Postal Administration. Hungary was part of the Monarchy, with a common monarch and common departments of defense (for foreign and military affairs and financial affairs associated with this). Finally in 1867, the Austro-Hungarian Compromise was created, which led to the separation of Austrian and Hungarian Postal Administrations and the two parties concluded a temporary postal agreement. One of the tasks of the Hungarian Post Office was to issue new stamps so that it could withdraw the stamps with Austrian coat of arms. But because of the insufficiently developed Hungarian printing industry, it was impossible to have the stamps printed in Hungary.
The independent Hungarian Postal Administration began to function on May 1, 1867.
The 1867 postage stamps were printed with a design suitable for both countries with a portrait of the monarch and with an abbreviated indication of the face value correct both in the German and the Hungarian languages. The date of the release of the identical stamps and the duration of their validity was entirely different in both countries. The Hungarian Post Office released the krajcar values of the new issue and released them on June 1, 1867. The use of old existing stamps in private hands was allowed until June 15, 1867. The stamps in solid values were not ready for June 1, so they were only released at a later date probably the first half of June. The 1867 stamps were valid on the Hungarian territory of the Hungarian Postal Administration until July 31st 1871.
bài trên là "The 'First Issue of Hungary -the issue of 1867’ " đề cập về hệ thống bưu chính Áo-Hung giai đoạn chưa chia tách và về sau, link gốc có tại
đây <===. Như vậy là trước khi con tem thuần Hung ra đời, tem bưu chính đã được dùng trên đất Hung
Hôm nay 23.6 trong mục lịch tem có giới thiệu món này
này, mốc son 23.6 đó có được đề cập trong bài về con trong bộ tem đầu tiên của Hung dưới đây
To the basic collector, the first stamps for Hungary listed in Scott’s Standard Postage Stamp Catalog and also pictured in stamp albums is usually the Franz Josef portrait lithographed series.
Gary Ryan, a very dedicated philatelist who specializes in Hungarian philately, has proved to the satisfaction of most philatelists that the 'First Issue of Hungary is the issue of 1867’. This issue portrayed the Austrian Kaiser facing right, in a square design, was printed in Vienna but issued exclusively in and for Hungary. These stamps were later issued in Austria, as the 1863/64 issues were depleted. They were invalidated for use in Hungary after 31st July 1871.
Stamps with the exclusively Hungarian design of Franz Josef heads (with St. Stephen's crown and Hungarian coat of arms) were issued in Hungary officially on the 1st May 1871. The Hungarian printing office was supposed to issue engraved stamps as the 1871 issue, but problems occurred. As they continued to near a decision, considering the date of 1 January 1871, the Hungarian printing office made the decision to issue the design using the
lithographed stone printing technique (in thạch bản) to get the stamps issued. Actual sales started a little later, as the 1867 stamps were used up.
Earliest recorded dates are between 7th May and 23rd June (for different values of the Litho printings) and between 2nd July and 29th August for the line engraved stamps.
mốc son 23.6.1871 
có lẽ được chọn lên tem là vì thế 