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EUROPE - Italian Area - Tests and Tests - Tests and Tests
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PP767 - 1921 - Colony Libya, Pictorial series, minting proof of c. 10 black and pink representing the Goddess of Abundance (Diana Efesina), (P24)
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PP768 - 1921 - Colony Libya, Pictorial series, proof on photographic paper of the subject representing the Goddess of Abundance (Diana Efesina).
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PP769 - 1910/14 - Colonia Eritrea, African subjects in intaglio print, minting proofs mounted on cardboard for the presentation of the four values issued (P34/P37).
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F6_227 - 1910 - View of San Marino, c. 15 deluxe proof slate on ivory yellow cardstock new not gummed (P50).
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F6_226 - 1903 - View of San Marino, c. 30 deluxe carmine proof on new glossy cardstock without gumming (P39).
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F6_151 - 1867 - Bigola, c. 15 orange bistro block of 20 specimens lower margin of the sheet of 100 proofs in the type later adopted with new value from c. 20.
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F6_113 - 1853 - II issue, Minting proof of c. 5 on medium thickness green paper, new with full gum intact, identical to the issued stamp.
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ZZ929 - 1863 - Part of sheet from machine test from c. 15 light blue Sardinia type, printed on thin paper previously used for proof of the revenue stamp,
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PP1053 - 1901 - Floral, set of eight new stamps with original gum and SPECIMEN overprint
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SARD124 - 1854 - III issue c. 20 brick red, color test of composition I, new gum intact (P32)
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SARD216 - 1853 - Proof of the second issue c.40 light pink on new thick paper with gum (P21)
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SARD217 - 1853 - Proof of the second issue c. 20 light blue on new thick paper with eraser (P17)
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Mod149 - 1852 - Duchy of Modena issue with dot after the number, L.1 white proof printed on thick paper (P28)
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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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V137 - 1920 - Legionaries of Fiume with overprint REGGENZA ITALIANA DEL CARNARO trial, c. 5 new green with original tire (P133)
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RSI477 - 1944 - RSI - Overprint essays, Espressi di Regno with Verona overprint type "l" repeated twice, L.1,25 green and L.2,50 orange new intact rubber (P1, P2)
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Fiume255 - 1920 - Legionaries of Fiume with overprint ITALIAN REGGENCY OF CARNARO trial, c. 10 new carmine with original rubber (P134)
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F2-33 - 1859 - Figure in a rectangle, proof of the light gray 8 baj with evident double sampa new not gummed (P6a).
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Libya - Leoni c. 5 green, complete sheet of 100 copies with plate number 7255 not perforated overprinted "Libia"
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Libya - Evidence of the Sibyl from c. 20 green, c. 40 brown, c. 60 light blue and L. 2 carmine on official card
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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.
