PV60_119 - 1861 - 4th issue L. 3 bright copper used GENOA 24/3/63 (18A)
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Sard959 - 1861 - 4th issue 10c olive-brown II plate used Mazzarino (14Cl, points 7) (Copy)
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Sard958 - 1862 - 4th issue c. 10 yellowish brown II plate used Adernò (14Dca, 7 points)
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Sard960 - 1861 - 4th issue 10 c dark chocolate brown used stamp, first plate, Paternò (14Ce, 9 points)
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Sard754 - 1863 - 4th issue c. 40 carmine red, 1861 print run, used on fragment TUNIS ITALIAN POST OFFICES (16D)
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Sard104 - 1855 - 4th issue 40 c vermilion used vertical pair Genoa 22/1/58 (16a)
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SARD901 - 1855 - 4th issue c. 40 vermilion 1st print run used (16a)
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SARD898 - 1862 - 4th issue c. 40 carmine rose print run 1862 unused with gum (16E)
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SARD895 - 1860 - 4th issue 40 c carmine, print run 1860, used in Genoa 8/12/60 (16Ca)
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UT960 - 1841 - Blue Two Pence, specimen with white line, D - B letters used (SG 3)
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UT959 - 1841 - Blue Two Pence, example with white line, blue paper, letters M - G used (SG 3)
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UT958 - 1841 - Blue Two Pence, specimen with white line, blue paper, S - B letters, used (SG 3)
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UT957 - 1841 - Blue Two Pence, specimen with white line, letters H - C used (SG 3)
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UT956 - 1841 - Two Pence blue, example with white line, P - B letters used (SG 3)
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F23_127 - 1850 - Issue I, c. 45 blue, two examples of the II and III type with the same cliché defect, cartouche dented at bottom left (11)
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PV60_374 - 1851 - Mercury (c.3) light blue first type used Distribution 1 (1, p.ti 11).
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PV60_370 - 1851 - Mercury (c.3) Blue Type I with Used DECALCO Variety (1e).
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PV60_402 - 1858 - Newspaper Tax Stamps, 2kr., three examples in different color shades (3, 3a, 3b)
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PV60_389 - 1863 - 1,05 s. greyish-brown postage stamp, type of the IV and V issue, used (11).
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LV330 - 1863 - 4th issue s. 15 brown perf 14 used (40)
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BM20_482 - 1866 - 2nd issue 15 s. light blue official reprint, perforation 12, mint with gum (R10)
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LV150 - 1861 - 1.05 grey stamp, type of the III issue, used (10).
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PV686 - 1851 - Blue Mercury, Type III, used on fragment with COMO CO (3)
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PV660 - 1851 - Used Type III Blue Mercury MANTOVA (3)
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PV661 - 1851 - Used light blue Mercury of type III (3b)
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LV118 - 1851 - Used Blue Mercury Type I Milan (1)
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LV140 - 1863 - 1.05 s. lilac-gray brown stamp, type of the 4th and 5th issue, used (11a).
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LV139 - 1861 - 1.05 s. grey stamp, type of the III issue, used in VICENZA (10).
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LV151 - 1861 - 1.05 s. grey stamp, type of the third issue, used (10).
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UT955 - 1841 - Blue Two Pence, specimen with white line, letters K - F used (SG 3)
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Sard1104 - 1854 - 3rd issue, 1st composition proof of the 20 c in black on ivory paper, block of 20 mint, never hinged (P26)
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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.

