F9_123 - 1858/62 - IV issue c. 80 yellow printing 1862 used with cancellation of December 1863, (17Da).
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PV443 - 1859 - 4th issue 5 c yellow-green, 3rd composition, 1859, mint with partial gum. (13Ba).
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Sard288 - 1861/63 - Proof print of the c. 80 yellow, unused with original gum, (17Da, variety).
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1859 - Sardinia IV issue c.20 dark blue I plate new with rubber (15B)
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1859 - Sardinia IV issue c.20 dark blue I plate new with rubber (15B)
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PV1446 - 1859 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II, 4th issue, 5 c. light grayish olive green, III composition, used strip of three items (13Bd).
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SARD218 - 1857 - Vittorio Emanuele II effigy, 4th issue c. 5 yellow-green, 1st composition, used (13Ad).
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SRD462 - 1863 - 4th issue, postage-franked fragment with c. 10 orange-brown, two examples + c. 40 vermilion pink used in Forlì 12/2/63 (14Df + 16F).
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SARD474 - 1860 - 4th issue, franking fragment with c. 5 light grayish olive green + c. 20 very dark blue, two used copies Modena 9/3/1860, Royal Provinces of Emilia period, rare combination on cover. (13Bd+15C, D1+D3).
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PV525 - 1862 - 4th issue c. 20 indigo strip of five mint examples with original gum, (13E).
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Sard266 - 1861 - Effigy of Vittorio Emanuele II facing right, c. 10 light grey-brown, I plate used with Bourbon oval of Marsala (14Cc, p.ti R1).
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Plate2 - Color tables by Umberto Ballabio, graphically representing the color shades of the c. 15 type Sardinia and values in cents for Prints.
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F19-111 - 1862 - IV issue c. 10 yellowish bistro new horizontal pair with original rubber (14Dca).
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PV444 - 1857 - IV issue c. 5 green yellow I new composition with original rubber (13Ad)
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PA202 1859 - Sardinia IV issue c. 20 greyish cobalt I table used PRAZZO (15Cb, 12 points).
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PA200 1859 - Sardinia IV issue c. 20 overseas indigo I table used Pont S. Martin (15Bb, points 8).
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Sard511 - 1862 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 orange bistro II table used with street vendor Ancona - Naples - Postal Steamers (14Df, points 13)
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1859 - Sardinia IV issue c.20 overseas cobalt I plate new with gum (15Ba)
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1862 - Sardinia IV issue c.10 bistro dark olive II plate edition 1862 new with rubber (14Da)
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1860 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 lilac brown I plate edition 1859 new with rubber (14Ba)
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FF263 - 1858 - IV issue c. 80 new dark orange ocher with intact gum (17c)
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1861 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 dark chocolate brown I table used (14Ce)
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1862 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 olive yellow II table used (14Dc)
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1859 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 brown purple I table used (14Ac)
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1859 - Sardinia IV issue c. 10 purplish brown I table used (14Ab)
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IV issue c. 10 dark chocolate brown I table pair used (14Ce)
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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.

