Collection:
POSTAL HISTORY - Ancient Italian States - Papal State
BO254_6 - 1869 - Third Papal Issue c.5 light blue + c.10 intense vermilion orange + c.40 intense yellow on tricolor cover from Rome to London 1/7/69 (25+26b+29c)
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BO25_93 - 1868 - Papal States, 3rd issue, 80 c. light pink on cover from Rome to Livorno 15/10/68 (30)
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BO254_8 - 1870 - Papal State 3rd issue 20 c violet, small format, used on letter from Rome to Lari 28/5/70 (28a, variety)
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BO258_11 - 1852 - Letter from Rome to Livorno 10/11/52 franked with 3 baj orange-bistre + 5 baj pink (4 + 6)
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BO258_10 - 1863 - Letter from Rome to Florence 26/12/63 franked with 5 baj carmine pink + vertical pair of 8 baj white (6A + 9)
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BO258_9 - 1852 - Letter from Ferrara to Lucca franked with 1/2 baj + 5 baj + 6 baj (1 + 6 + 7c)
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BO25_142 - 1858 - Letter sent from Viterbo to Fabbrica 10/9/58 franked on the front with 1/2 baj gray-blue (1a)
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UT47 - 1863 - Letter Sent from Rome to Florence 5/5/71 Franked with 20c Blue Bigola Type Used with Rhombs of the First Sardinian Issue (L26, p.ti 13)
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F13_45 - 1865 - Letter sent from Rome to Terni 9/7/65 franked with 2 baj and taxed on arrival for 20 centesimi with tax stamp no. 1 (3Aa).
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PONTSP65 - 1859 - Letter from Poggio Mirteto to Amatrice 18/9/59 franked with 4baj light yellow machine-made paper (5Ab)
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BO25_289 - 1868 - Letter from Rome to Turin with approx. 80 pale pink + approx. 20 violet, five-port postage due rate (28a + 30c)
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UT217 - 1853 - Letter sent from Rome to Spaccafurno 30/7/53 franked with 7 baj blue + 8 baj white, 15 bajocchi sea-mail rate with destination tax of 45 Sicilian grana, (8, 9).
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PontSP39 - 1868 - Letter sent from Rome to Terni 25/1/69 franked with c. 20 reddish brown on matte paper from a sheet of 120 copies (27).
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BA23-67 - 1857 - Letter with postage due of c. 60 sent on 20/6/57 from Rome to Clermont Therault (France).
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PontSp54 - 1863 - Letter sent from Rome to Foligno franked with b. 3 brown (4Aa).
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PontSp52 - 1861 - Letter sent from Macerata to CIvitanova franked with b. 1 green-blue on reverse (2a)
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PontSp51 - 1861 - Letter sent from Albano to Monte San Pietrangeli 22/12/61 franked with 3 baj light leather brown (4Aca).
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PontSp50 - 1867 - Letter sent from Rome to Florence 18/7/67 franked with 4 baj very pale yellow (5Ab).
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Pontsp46 - 1856 - Letter sent from Macerata to Civitanova 21/12/56 franked with 1 baj green suro single on front (2A).j grey pair (1). (copy)
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F24_64 - 1856 - Letter sent from Grottammare to Montefiore 18/9/56 franked with 1/2 baj gray pair (1).
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BA23-89 - 1858 - Printed matter sent from Rome to Rimini 10/1/58, franked with single 1/2 baj gray (1).
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BA23-146 1867 - Frontispiece of letter sent from Rome to Naples 20/6/67 franked with 4 yellow baj (5A).
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BA23-152 - 1856 - Letter sent from Forlì to Pesaro 13/8/56 franked with 4 baj brown light gray (5).
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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.
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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.
