BO24_247 - 1859 - Second issue, s. 3 black II type, two used examples (29).
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BO24_246 - 1859 - Second issue, 2 s. yellow and bright yellow, used, type II (28, 28a).
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BO24_245 - 1858 - Second issue, s. 3 black, first type used. (24).
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BO24_244 - 1858 - Second issue, 2 soldi yellow, type I, used. (23).
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BO24_242 - 1850 - First issue, c. 10 gray-black, 1st printing, used with Milan folder (2b).
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BO24_239 - 1850/54 - SABBIONETTA straight on 5 ochre sheets handmade paper + 10 black sheets machine-made paper. (1 + 19)
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E11_11 - 1859 - II issue, II type, 2-s yellow + 3-s black used on fragment with Villafranca C3-type postmark (28+29).
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E11_2 - 1850 - First issue 5 c yellow used, with pen strokes (1a).
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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RL96 - 1858 - Type of the second issue, (s. 1,05) blue used on fragment (8).
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1863 - Fourth issue, 2 s. yellow, never hinged, fine and rare. (36).
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1858 - Lombardo Veneto, newspaper stamps 2nd issue effigy of the 1st type (s. 1.05) blue used (8)
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LV113 - 1862 - III issue, type of the II issue, 3 s. green-yellow, unused with original gum, (35).
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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1858 - Postage due for newspapers, 4 kr. Dull red used on newspaper scrap (4)
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F17_10 - 1851 - Newspaper Stamps, Mercury Head (c. 3) gray-blue on vertically laid paper, mint with gum (6).
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F17_9 - 1864 - 5th issue s. 2 yellow, mint with intact original gum (41).
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F9_20 - 1861 - 3rd issue s. 10 brown lot of 5 used stamps, all perfect and with different cancellations. (34).
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PV699 - 1861 - Portrait of Franz Joseph facing right, III issue type, s. 1,05 gray-pink, used. (10d)
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PV680 - 1851 - Blue Mercurio of Type II (c. 3) used with the C1 of Como. (2).
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PV8 - 1859 - II issue II type s. 15 blue mint with full original gum, (32).
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F9_24 - 1863 - Lombardy-Venetia, IV issue s. 10 blue three copies.
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F9_25 - 1863 - Lombardy-Venetia, IV issue s.15 dark brown, used (40)
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LV313 - 1859 - Lombardo Veneto, II issue II type s. 5 new red with original tire (30)
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BA23-24 - 1858 - Lombardo Veneto II issue, s. 5 red I new type with original tire (25)
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FF34 - 1851 - Light blue Mercury of the first type (c 3) used with "direction gazzette Udine" cancellation, points R1 (1b).
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LV189 - 1850 - Lombardo Veneto I issue of handmade paper c. 10 used carbon black (2e)
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LV183 - 1850 - Lombardy-Venetia First Issue hand-made paper c. 10 silver-gray first printing used (2a)
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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.

