This Hungarian stamp, originally issued during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, depicts the famous Harvesters design, showing peasants working in the fields. It has a face value of 6 Filler and bears the black diagonal overprint “Köztársaság” (meaning Republic), applied in 1919 after the fall of the monarchy to mark the new Hungarian Republic. Such overprints were transitional issues reflecting the turbulent political changes of the period. Highly collectible, these stamps combine agricultural themes with significant historical context from post–World War I Hungary.