Lot 155 - Modena newspapers, 10c grey mint with intact gum (G4a)
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Lot 154 - Modena mixed fragment with approx. 15 yellow first issue + approx. 10 pink second issue (3 + 9)
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Lot 153 - Modena II issue c. 5 olive with typographic variety "no dot after 5" mint with original gum (8d)
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Lot 152 - Modena II issue small set of four used stamps (7/10)
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Lot 151 - Modena Second Issue L. 1 white mint block of four with original gum (11)
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Lot 150 - Modena II issue L. 1 white, mint with original gum (11)
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Lot 149 - Modena 2nd issue L. 1 white mint with original gum (11) Signatures Giulio Bolaffi and Silvano Sorani
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Lot 148 - Modena II issue c. 40 dark blue horizontal pair, mint with original gum (10)
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Lot 147 - Modena II Issue c. 10 Pink Horizontal Pair New with Original Gum (9)
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Lot 146 - Modena Second Issue c. 10 bright pink horizontal pair, mint with original gum (9a)
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Lotto 145 - Modena 2nd issue c. 5 green horizontal pair, mint with intact gum (7)
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Lot 144 - Modena First Issue c. 25 chamois, mint with original gum (4)
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Lotto 143 - Modena First Issue 25 c. Chamois Mint with Original Gum (4)
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Lot 142 - Modena first issue 15 c yellow, new with intact gum (3)
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Lot 141 - Modena first issue c. 15 yellow, mint with intact gum (3)
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Lot 140 - Modena first issue without the blue, used (1/4 + 6)
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Lot 139 - Modena first issue without the light blue, used (1/4 + 6)
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Lot 138 - Lombardy-Venetia, Newspaper Tax Stamp, 2 kr. Used Vermilion (3)
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Lot 136 - Lombardy-Venetia, Newspaper Stamps, type of the third issue (s.1,05) light grey, used (10).
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Lot 132 - Lombardy-Venetia, 4th issue complete used set (36/40).
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Lotto 131 - Lombardy-Venetia, 4th issue, 2 soldi yellow, mint with original gum (36). Signed by Guglielmo Oliva and Enzo Diena.
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Lot 128 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, 2nd type, 15 s. light blue, used on fragment (32).
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Lot 127 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, 2nd type, 5 s. red, mint with gum (30). Signed Enzo Diena.
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Lot 126 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, type II, 3 black used (29).
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Lot 125 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, type I, 15 s. blue used (27).
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Lot 124 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, 1st type, 15 soldi blue, used on fragment (27).
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Lot 123 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue Type I 10 s. light brown used (26a).
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Lotto 122 - Lombardy-Venetia, second issue, first type, s. 10 brown, used on fragment (26).
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Lot 121 - Lombardo Veneto, 2nd issue, 1st type, 5 s. red, used with Milan C1 cancellation (25).
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Lot 120 - Lombardy-Venetia, 2nd issue, 1st type, 5-cent red used on fragment (25).
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Lot 117 - Lombardo-Veneto, first issue, second type, first subtype, 15 c. vermilion unused without gum (4), great rarity in the field. Signed Guglielmo Oliva, certificate Paolo Cardillo.
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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.

