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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CP137 - 1946 - Polish Corps, Polish victories in Italy series on white, thick, good quality paper, 4 new stamps not gummed, perforated (5/8)
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SM31 - 1940 - Postage due, Cifra, L. 1 on c. 40 light blue with overprint strongly shifted towards the bottom, used (62cb).
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RN360 - 1934 1st international congress of Electro-Radio-Biology, two new values for intact rubber (364/5)
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RN250 - 1933 International University Games, new set of four values with intact rubber (341/44)
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RN227 - 1928 - 50th Anniversary of the Death of Vittorio Emanuele II, c. 50 + c. 10 olive green mint intact (239)
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LubT17 - Espresso di Regno overprinted, L. 1.25 new green with intact rubber (E1).
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Corfu24 - 1941 - Italian Military Occupation of Corfu, Mythological of Greece overprinted CORFU complete set of 12 new stamps with original rubber (19/28+20/31)
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PV1796 - 1860 - Shield of Savoy surmounted by Royal Crown, c. 1 used brown violet. (17)
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Polish Corps, war relief complete set of five new values overprinted in various languages (1/5)
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OA_117 - 1918 - Austrian Occupation of Friuli and Veneto, overprinted Austrian stamps, mint, gum intact (1/19)
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1941 - Stamps of Yugoslavia with overprint Memento Audere Semper new TL (35)
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1945 - British Occupation, overprinted revenue stamps, L. 10 new carmine, undamaged rubber (17)
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British Occupation, overprinted revenue stamps, L.8 on L.10 new carmine, undamaged gum (16)
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British Occupation, overprinted revenue stamps, L. 4 new orange undamaged rubber (13)
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British Occupation, overprinted revenue stamps, L. 3 olive new undamaged rubber (12)
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REP6 - 1945 - Democratic, 100 Lire lithographic forgery of Amantea produced by the notorious counterfeiter Percivalle for Argentine immigrants, 3rd printing, mint never hinged sheet corner, position no. 2 in the block of five values. (CEI F521BB).
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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PV60_429 - 1859 - 2nd issue 2nd type 15 soldi blue used with Austrian postmark (32)
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All collectible material offered for sale is detailedly described and documented, guaranteed original and as described, with no negative surprises for the buyer. We are able to fulfill any wish list in the Italian area, from the Ancient States to the Republic.
We can boast the largest stock currently available in the sector. We guarantee all the material sold with our competence, experience, and fairness; we work in the interests of the collector and of philately in general, of which we are deeply passionate. Place your trust in us, and we will repay it with commitment, dedication, and professionalism.

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.

