This historic Romanian semi-postal stamp was issued in 1915 to support the Red Cross during World War I. It features a finely detailed portrait of Queen Marie of Romania, framed by an ornate blue border with the iconic Red Cross emblem printed in vivid red at the center. The dual denomination “Lei 15 + Lei 75” reflects its charitable surcharge, with proceeds aiding humanitarian relief. A striking example of early Romanian semi-postal issues, it embodies both royal heritage and wartime philanthropy. A highly desirable piece for collectors of Red Cross themes, Romanian monarchy, or WWI philately.