PV60_556 - Parma First Issue 5 c Yellow-Orange Used (1)
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PV60_555 - Parma First Issue c. 5 Yellow-Orange Used (1)
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PV60_554 - Parma First issue 5 c yellow-orange used (1)
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PV60_553 - Parma First issue 5 c yellow-orange used (1)
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ES2585_11 - 1853 - II issue 5 c. yellow-orange strip of 3 used on fragment (6)
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ES2585_9 - 1855 - First issue c. 5 yellow-green + second issue brown-red on fragment PIACENZA (1b+8)
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ES2585_10 - 1857 - Newspaper tax stamp, 6 c pink used with red PARMA cancellation (1)
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F14-199 - Duchy of 1859 - Parma, III issue c. 15 vermilion complete sheet of 72 copies new with gum (9, 9b)
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F14-200 - 1857 - Duchy of Parma, third issue c. 40 blue complete sheet of 72 mint with gum (11, 11b, 11e) (copy)
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BA25_346 - 1857/59 - Complete used III issue set, good quality (8/11).
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CG177 - 1853 - 2nd issue 15 c. vermilion red with missing figure in the value "5", used (7f).
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EC16_167 - 1859 - Bourbon Lily topped by Ducal Crown, c. 15 vermilion position no. 27 on the sheet with modified cliché because chiseled from c. 25 new with gum, (9b).
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E9_49 - 1857 - 2nd issue 5 c. yellow used (6).
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RL77 - 1852 - First issue series of five values in used base shades, (1/5).
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PAR37 - 1857/59 - Third issue c. 25 brown lilac mint no gum (10).
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PV1129 - 1853 - 2nd issue 15 c. vermilion used on fragment (7).
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16-472 - 1852 - Italian issue, c. 40 blue used on fragment, slight fold, rare. (5).
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PV1051 - 1852 - Bourbon Lily surmounted by ducal crown, c 40 light blue used with wider right-side border (5b).
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PV1041 - 1852 - Bourbon lily surmounted by ducal crown, first issue c 25 violet used (4).
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PAR3 - 1852 - First issue c. 15 pink with wide right Greek border on fragment. (3b).
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PV1158 - 1857/59 - 3rd issue c. 25 brown lilac used, faults (10)
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EC16_300 - 1855 - Bourbon lily surmounted by a ducal crown, 2nd issue c. 25 dark brown-red with the "2" in "25" completely covered by the color, used (8ga).
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PPP994 - 1852 - Bourbon Lily surmounted by ducal crown, first issue 25 c violet used, transparency (4).
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PV990 - 1852 - 1st issue c. 40 light blue used horizontal pair (5).
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PV1035 - 1852 - 1st issue 25 c. violet used (4).
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F7_76 - 1852 - First issue, c. 5 yellow-orange, yellow and light greenish-yellow, used, (1, 1a, 1b).
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PV1062- 1853 - 2nd issue, 5 c. yellow-orange, used, slight defects. (6).
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PV1152 - 1859 - III issue c. 15 vermilion used horizontal pair, including position no. 27 with the modified cliché (9b + 9).
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F3_61 - 1852 - 1st issue c.10 white strip of 3 stamps with grouped vertical gap between the first and second stamp (2).
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PAR55 - 1852 - 1st issue c. 15 rose, mint without gum, extremely rare (3). Cardillo certificate.
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16-457 - 1855 - Duchy of Parma II issue c. 5 very light yellow used, Cardillo certified (6b)
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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.

