T26_91 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint proof block of eight composed of two vertical strips of 4 examples of the 1.50d red, mint with intact original gum (3, 3a, 3b, 3c, proof)
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T26_98 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint proof position no. 2 "Montenegro" + Montenegro in Cyrillic + date on 0.25 black value, mint complete (1st, proof)
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T26_95 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, proof of vertical strip overprint of 4 examples of the 0.25d black value, mint original gum (1, 1a, 1b, 1c, proof)
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T26_97 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, vertical strip overprint proof of 4 examples of the 1.50d red value, mint with full original gum (3, 3a, 3b, 3c, proof)
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T26_99 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint proof of a vertical strip of 4 examples of the 1.50d red value, mint with intact original gum (3, 3a, 3b, 3c, proof)
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T26_88 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint proof position no. 2 "Montenegro" + Montenegro in Cyrillic + date on the three issued values and with the smaller Cyrillic "N" in the I (1st/3rd, proof)
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T26_90 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint position proof no. 2 "Montenegro" + Montenegro in Cyrillic + date on the 1d green and 1,50d red values and with the inverted "7" (2a/3a, proof)
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Mont22 - 1942 - Italian occupation of Montenegro, Yugoslavian Air Mail stamps with "Governorate of Montenegro" overprint, new intact (A10/17)
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T26_84 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, proof of overprint position no. 3 "Montenegro" + "Italian Occupation" in values of 0.25d black and 1d green, mint never hinged (1b/2b proof)
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T26_83 - 1941 - Italian Occupation of Montenegro, overprint proof position no. 2 "Montenegro" + Montenegro in Cyrillic + date on the three issued values (1a/3a, proof)
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Mont22 - 1942 - Italian occupation of Montenegro, Yugoslavian Air Mail stamps with "Governorate of Montenegro" overprint, new intact (A10/17)
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Sard299 - 1859 - 4th issue c. 80 lemon yellow, block of 4 stamps (color proof), mint, never hinged and without the sovereign effigy (17c, proof)
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FY681 - 1861 - 4th issue 40 c. carmine red, mint with gum on front and without sovereign effigy (16D, variety)
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MOD96 - 1854 - Este Eagle, newspaper stamp b.g. cen.9 small letters, proof on new ungummed porous white paper, horizontal pair with lower gutter (P34)
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MOD105 - 1854 - Este Eagle newspaper stamp b.g. cen.9 small letters, proof on new porous white ungummed paper (P34)
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MOD101 - 1854 - Este Eagle, newspaper stamp b.g. cen.9 small letters proof on new white porous paper, mint ungummed (P34)
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MOD100 - 1854 - Este Eagle, newspaper stamp b.g. cen.9 small letters proof on new porous white ungummed paper (P34)
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MOD98 - 1854 - Este eagle, newspaper stamp b.g. cen.9 small letters proof on porous white paper, unused, ungummed (P34)
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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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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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1930 – Virgilio, Ten cuttings of an advertising poster on thick cardboard with a perforated impression printed in black in the outline and diagonally the wording SAGGIO in block capitals.
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SardProve1 - 1862 - Printed, c. 2 bistre color proof on thick paper without numeral impression and ungummed, rare. (10, proof).
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BO25_39 - 1859 - Effigy of Ferdinand II of Bourbon, artist's proof of the 5 gr. in grayscale on chalked paper with engraver's signature, spectacular (11, De Sperati)
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BO25_44 - 1859 - Ficarotta proof, Sperati imitation on card, 1 gr. green, mint, never hinged (P63, Sperati)
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BO25_45 - 1859 - Ficarotta proof, Sperati imitation on card, 1 gr vermilion, mint, ungummed (P63, Sperati)
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GPM16 - Savoy shield topped with royal crown, unofficial reprints with modified value tablet, complete mint set with gum.
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UMB25 - 1889 - Effigy of Umberto I, 1st issue c. 30 brown archival proof imperforate block of 4 mint with intact gum (P41)
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UMB24 - 1889 - Effigy of Umberto I, first issue 25 c. light blue archive proof, imperforate block of 4, mint with original gum (P40)
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UMB23 - 1889 - Effigy of Umberto I, first issue c. 20 orange archive proof imperforate block of 4 mint with original gum (P39)
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F6_205 - 1920 - Fiume Legionaries with REGGENZA ITALIANA DEL CARNARO trial overprint, c. 20 ochre, mint with original gum (P128)
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F6_204 - 1920 - Fiume Legionaries with trial overprint REGGENZA ITALIANA DEL CARNARO, c. 10 carmine mint with original gum (P127)
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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.

