Stamps of Boyacá

Boyacá is a department of Colombia, one of the original nine states of the United States of Colombia. Stamps were issued from 1902-1904, see also Postage stamps and postal history of Boyacá. All were printed by Ayala Medrano Printing Ltd in Bogota.

Numbering based on Scott catalogue.

1902

Unwatermarked lithographed, perforated 13.5, wove paper. Depicting Dr. Diego Mendoza Pérez.

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  5c blue-green, used, № 1.
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  5c blue-green on bluish paper, unused, № 1a.

1903

Unwatermarked lithographed, wove paper. Definitive cultural heritage issue.

Imperforate

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  10c grey used, № 4. Coat of arms.
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  20c red brown unused, № 5. Coat of arms.

Perforated 12

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  10c grey unused, № 10. Coat of arms.
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  10c grey used, № 10. Coat of arms.
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  20c red brown unused, № 11. Coat of arms.
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  20c brown unused, № 11. Coat of arms.
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  20c brown used, № 11. Coat of arms.
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  50c green unused, № 12. Gen. Prospero Pinzon.
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  1P red used, № 14. Numeral.
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  1P claret used, № 14a. Numeral.
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  5P black on rose used, № 16. Monument of the Battle of Boyaca ́.
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  10P black on buff unused, № 17. President Jose ́Manuel Marroquin.
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  10P black on buff used, № 17. President Jose ́Manuel Marroquin.
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  10P black on buff tête-bêche unused, № 17b. President Jose ́Manuel Marroquin.

1904

Unwatermarked lithographed, perforated 12, wove paper. Depicting the Statue of Bolivar.

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  10c orange, unused, № 18.
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  10c orange, used, № 18.
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  10c orange, unused block of eight, № 18.