EB52 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 5 grana deep carmine, first plate, Naples paper, used (9a)
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EB52 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 5 grana carmine rose, first plate, Naples paper, used (9)
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EB47 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 1 grano dark olive brown, second plate, Naples paper (4a)
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EB46 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 1 grano grayish olive green, II plate, Palermo paper (4)
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EB45 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 1/2 orange grano, first plate, Naples paper (1a)
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EB43 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 1/2 grano orange, second plate, Naples paper, mint without gum (2a)
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EB_40 - 1859 - Effigy of Frederick II of Bourbon, 1/2 orange grano, first plate, Palermo paper, mint with gum (1)
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EB80 - 1861 - Embossed Cifra, c. 1 gray-black block of four, mint with original gum (19)
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EB80 - 1861 - Embossed numeral, approx. 1 light gray block of four mint with gum (19d)
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EB79 - 1861 - Embossed numeral, c. 1 grey-black block of six mint stamps with gum, lower block of four intact (19)
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EB78 - 1861 - Embossed numeral, c. 1 grey black, set of used examples and on fragment (19, 19a)
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EB79 - 1853 - 2nd issue c. 20 blue used in TURIN 20/11/53 (5)
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EB79 - 1853 - 2nd issue 20 c. blue used Sarzana 1/3/54 (5)
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0104-19 - 1854 - III issue c. 40 brick red, II composition (Not Issued) without raised inscriptions and with the sole impression of the sovereign effigy new intact rubber (12c)
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EB75 - 1861 - 4th issue L. 3 copper, thick paper, mint with original gum (18)
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EB88 - 1862 - 4th issue c. 80 yellow block of four mint with intact gum (17Da)
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EB88 - 1862 - 4th issue 80 c yellow block of four, mint with original gum (17Da)
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EB87 - 1862 - 4th issue approx. 80 yellow block of four mint with gum (17Da)
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EB77 - 1860 - 4th issue 40 c carmine 1860 print used in Voghera 8/12/60 (16Ca)
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EB76 - 1860 - 4th issue 40 c. light lilac carmine, 1860 printing, used (16Cb)
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EB83 - 1861 - Unissued, c. 5 green-yellow block of four, mint with intact original gum (1)
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EB68 - 1861 - Unissued, small set of 4 mint examples with original gum, all with double effigy (1c, 2b, 3c, 4b)
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EB67 - 1861 - Unissued, small set of 4 mint copies with original gum (1/4)
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ES_Cobalto -1862 - Letter sent from Messina to Palermo 13/1/62, franked with c. 20 dark greenish cobalt II plate (15Df)
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RN443 - 1924 - Kingdom stamps overprinted "Crociera Italiana 1924" with original intact gum (162/168)
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RN441 - 1926/28 - Air Mail, L. 1,50 brown-orange used (6)
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RN440 - 1927 - Airmail, c. 80 on light blue L. 1, used example with light cancellation (9)
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RN442 - 1933 - Zeppelin Cruise, complete mint set with original gum (45/50)
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RN444 - 1930 - General Balbo Transatlantic Cruise, L. 7,70 light blue and grey, new with original gum (25)
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Egeo57 - 1921/22 - Kingdom postage stamp 20 c. orange overprinted "Piscopi" with watermark, mint with intact gum (11)
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Egeo56 - 1921/22 - Kingdom stamp 20c orange overprinted "Piscopi" with watermark, mint never hinged (11)
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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.

