PN217 - Neapolitan Provinces, 1/2 tornese green, mint with original gum intact (17)
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BO2511_38 - 1861 - Effigy of V.E.II 10 gr. ochre yellow used on fragment "Naples Port Post Office 30 MAR 1861" (22a)
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BO2511_35 - 1862 - Effigy of V.E.II 1 gr. deep black + 20 gr. yellow used on Naples fragment 28/7/62 (19c+23)
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BO2511_34 - V.E.II effigy 5 gr. carmine red + 10 gr. orange + 20 gr. yellow-orange used on fragment Naples 21/12/61 (21+22+23a)
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BO2511_30 - V.E.II Effigy 10 grana orange horizontal used pair with BARI postmark 21 Sep 1861 (22)
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BO2511-16 - 1861 - Effigy of Victor Emmanuel II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 50 grana gray-blue used (24c)
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BO2511-15 - 1861 - Effigy of Victor Emmanuel II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 50 grana pearl gray used (24)
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BO2513-11 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 5 grana carmine red + 10 grana orange used on fragment with red linear FROM SICILY (21 + 22, p.ti 12)
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BO2513-10 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 5 grana carmine red used on fragment with red linear FROM SICILY (21, p.ti 12)
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BO2513-9 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 1 black grano and 2 blue grana used on fragment with red line cancel from Sicily (19+20b, p.ti 12)
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BO2513-8 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, deep black 1 grano used with red line from Sicily (19c, p.ti 12)
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BO2513-7 - 1861 - Effigy of Victor Emmanuel II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 1/2 brown grano used with red linear cancel FROM SICILY (18d, p.ti 12)
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BO24_264 - 1861 - Set of three examples of the issue, all mint with original gum (18, 22b, 24a)
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BO24_263 - 1861 - 8 examples of the issue, all used with original cancellations, mixed quality (17, 19, 19a, 20a, 20b, 21, 22, 23a)
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PN230 - 1861 - Neapolitan Provinces, 2 blue grain complete sheet of 50 copies, new with gum (20b)
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F15-70 - 1861 - Neapolitan Provinces, 50 grain blue gray complete sheet of 50 copies, new, intact (24th)
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13_1 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, Neapolitan Provinces, 1 grano gray-brown used with red linear DA SICILIA (19ba, 12 points)
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PN242 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, c. 5 yellow-green, type no. 13 of Sardinia with modified inscriptions for the Neapolitan Provinces and with Sardinia-type sovereign effigy mistakenly printed, (1S, pos. 8).
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PV60_0 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, 50 grana slate ultramarine used with Naples Port Post Office cancellation (24d).
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BO24_32 - 1861 - Unissued, proof on thin paper without effigy and ungummed, block of eight, lower right sheet corner, uncommon and of fine quality (4, proof).
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UT208 - 1861 - 2 grana blue block of nine mint examples with intact original gum, (20b).
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E9_45 - 1861 - Effigy of Victor Emmanuel II facing right, 50 grana gray-blue, used with very sharp original cancellation (24c).
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E9_44 - 1861 - Portrait of Victor Emmanuel II facing right, 20 grana yellow used with very crisp original cancellation (23).
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E9_42 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, 5 gr carmine strip of 3, used in Aversa (21f).
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PN120 - 1861 - Blackish-gray proof of the 10 grana on white ungummed paper, with posthumous effigy as almost always on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P16a).
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PN168 - 1861 - Deep black proof of the 1/2 grain on ungummed white paper, position no. 5 in the block - strip of 5 examples, with posthumous (inverted) effigy as almost always on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P15).
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PN170 - 1861 - Black proof of 1/2 tornese on ungummed white paper with posthumous effigy, as is almost always the case on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P11).
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PN112 - 1861 - Black proof of 1 grano on ungummed white paper with posthumous effigy (inverted), as almost always on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P10).
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PN158 - 1861 - Black proof of the 20 grana on white gummed paper on the front, position no. 9 in the block - group of 10 specimens, with posthumous effigy as almost always on these proofs, several printing flaws and thinning. (Cardillo cat. no. P7).
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PN154 - 1861 - Black proof of the 5 grana on ungummed white paper, position no. 1 of the block - reprint of 10 copies, with posthumous effigy as almost always on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P6).
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PN139 - 1861 - Black proof of the 2 grana on ungummed white paper, position no. 9 of the block - strip of 10, with posthumous effigy as almost always on these proofs (Cardillo cat. no. P5).
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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.

