CP161 - 1946 - Polish Corps, War Relief stamps Complete set of nine values ββused (18/26).
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CP165 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy 2z dark chocolate brown on white, thick, good quality paper, new, not gummed (8a)
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CP167 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy 2z red brown on yellowish, thick and poor quality paper DOUBLE PRINT variety new original rubber (4ac)
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CP172 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on yellowish, thick, poor quality paper, different color 55g. violet in used vertical pair (6A/I)
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IV issue c. 10 dark chocolate brown I table pair used (14Ce)
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CP195 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on white, thick, good quality paper, 2z. dark chocolate brown block of 12 new non-gummed copies (8a)
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CP199 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on poor quality gray paper, 1z. new purplish gray with intact rubber, very rare color (3b)
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CP223 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on white, thick and good quality paper, 3 new non-gummed values ββ(14/16)
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CP224- 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy, stamps no. 1A, 2A, 3A and 13Aa printed on a mm sheet. 120 x 162 new intact rubber (1).
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CP225 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy, stamps no. 5B, 6B, 7B, 17A printed in sheets of mm. 120 x 162 on commemorative cardboard (1A).
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CP227 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish victories in Italy three-value set with black overprint mint with intact gum (1/3)
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CP228 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish victories in Italy, set of three values with carmine overprint, mint gum intact (4/6)
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CP229 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish Victories in Italy three-value set with vermilion overprint, mint with intact gum (7/9)
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CP224- 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy, stamps no. 1A, 2A, 3A and 13Aa printed on a mm sheet. 120 x 162 new intact rubber (1).
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CP228 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish victories in Italy, set of three values with carmine overprint, mint gum intact (4/6)
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CP228 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish victories in Italy, set of three values with carmine overprint, mint gum intact (4/6)
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CP228 - 1954 - Polish Government in London, Polish victories in Italy, set of three values with carmine overprint, mint gum intact (4/6)
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CP42 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on white, thick and good quality paper, 4 values ββin new sets of blocks not gummed and not perforated (5B/8B)
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CP48 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on white, thick, good quality paper, color changed 2z. lilac brown not serrated, new not gummed (17A)
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CP5 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on greyish poor quality paper, 4 new values, undamaged rubber (1/4)
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CP74 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on greyish poor quality paper, color changed 2z. lilac brown serrated, used (13)
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CP79 - 1946 - Polish Corps, War Relief stamps, 1 lira copy (n. 23) in changed color with "POCZTA LOTNICZA" overprint, a plane in flight and new value of L. 25 + 100 orange and black, new intact rubber.(A3).
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CP82 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy 5z on 2z brown-black on white paper, thick and good quality, unused, ungummed (2)
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CP95 - 1946 - Polish Corps, War Relief stamps, L. 25 + 100 orange and black, unperforated block of four, new rubber intact. (A3a).
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CP95 - 1946 - Polish Corps, War Relief stamps, 1 lira copy (n. 23) in changed color with "POCZTA LOTNICZA" overprint, a plane in flight and new value of L. 25 + 100 orange and black, not serrated and new rubber intact. (A3a).
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CP97 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on greyish poor quality paper, color changed 2z. lilac brown not serrated, new not gummed (13A)
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CP227 - 1954 - Polish Government of London, Polish victories in Italy series of three values ββwith black overprint new intact rubber (1/3)
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Dalma4 - 1922 - Terre redeemed - Dalmatia, Italian tax postmarks overprinted with new value, L. 2 carmine and light blue block of eight copies of which an intact quatrain and a hinged one (3)
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Dalma6 - l Terre redent - Dalmatia, Italian tax postmarks overprinted with new value in new crown cents, new rubber intact (1/4)
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DALMA8 - 1919 - Redeemed Lands - Dalmatia, Italian postage due stamps overprinted with new value in crown centesimi, mint, full original gum (1/4)
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Dode1 - 1947 - Greek stamps with new value in overprint and further overprinted, complete set new intact rubber (2/7 + 8f)
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Paolo Cardillo
Paolo Cardillo was born in Turin on February 21, 1966. His studies were predominantly humanistic, ranging from modern literature to advanced music study. His collecting experience dates back to the 1990s, but it was in 2001 that, having developed a passion for the Italian Area and particularly the Ancient Italian States, he decided to delve deeper into the sector, first limiting himself to the study of stamps alone, then analyzing both proofs, essays, and printing methods and the actual use of stamps, including rates, destinations, and postal history in general.

