Collection:
POSTAL HISTORY - Kingdom of Italy - VEIII
RSP15 - 1943 - Children's mail, 10c. + 30c. "Imperiale" + 10c. "Proclamazione" on front of envelope 31/5/43 from Palermo to Rome.
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RSP26 - 1912 - Venice Campanile, reconstruction, complete set of two values on postcard from Venice to Florence 25/4/12 (97, 98)
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UT173 - 1934 - Illustrated postcard with special Milan cancellation for Italian Aeronautical Exhibition 27/9/34 sent to Florence, franked with Galvani 75 c + P.A. Medals 75 c brown, twin values (365, A76).
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UT578 - 1936 - Registered airmail cover sent from Milan to Vienna, franked with Orazio pair of the 50 c violet, pair of the 75 c carmine, plus P.A. two examples of the 25 c green, 60 c red. (401, 402, A95, A97)
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Registered letter sent from Cagliari to Zurich on 29/12/34, franked with Medals of Valor, two 20 c carmine stamps, a 30 c brown and an Imperial 50 c violet. L. 1.25 blue. (251, 253, 368, 370)
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UT144 - Registered letter sent from Rome center to Venice 26/10/34, franked with Valor Medaglie c. 10 brown red, c. 15 grey green, c. 20 carmine, c. 30 brown, and a block of four of c. 75 carmine.
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UT582 - Airmail registered letter sent from Maia Bassa (Bolzano) to Vienna 12/02/27 franked with Orazio three examples c. 50 violet, c. 75 carmine, Imperial c. 25 green, P.A. L. 2 light blue.
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F13-150 - 1923 - Insured letter with declared value for 10,000 lire, franked with Floral 1 lire three pairs on front + three on back + 5 lire four examples + Leoni c. 15 gray (77 + 78 + 108). Manzoni certificate.
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F13-151 - 1928 - Registered letter sent from Florence to Cortona, franked with Floral c. 25 green + L. 2.50 myrtle green and orange + L. 5 light blue and pink (78 + 200 + 203).
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F13-152 - 1926 - Insured letter with declared value for L. 1200 franked with L. 1,25 blue, two examples + L. 5 blue and pink (78 + 202).
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F13-153 - 1927 - Front cover of an insured parcel from the Bank of Italy franked with Leoni c. 5 green + Floral L. 2.50 myrtle green and orange two copies + L. 5 blue and pink two copies (78 + 81 + 203).
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F13-154 - 1929 - Registered letter sent from Milan to Leipzig on 22/4/29, franked with Floral c. 75 carmine + L. 2,50 myrtle green and orange (201 + 203).
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F13-155 - 1905 - Valueless specimen in stamped canvas bag with Floral c. 2 reddish-brown strip of three specimens, of great interest. (69).
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F13-158 - 1929 - Airmail, letter sent from Montagnana to Tangier 26/10/29 franked with Floral L. 1,25 blue + Airmail L. 1,20 brown (202 + A5).
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F13-156 - 1911 - Registered letter containing the Republic of San Marino loan bonds sent by Banca Cesareto di Francesco of Genoa to Savigliano 21/4/11 (69 + 82)
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F13-148 - 1905 - Letter sent from Rome to Stockholm 16/2/1905, franked with 25 c. blue Floral issue (73)
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F13-146 - 1907 - Letter sent from Civitanova to Catanzaro 12/11/1907, franked with Floral 25 c. blue + 40 c. brown, registered manuscripts first postage (73 + 74)
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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.
