CG259 - 1862 - 5 grana vermilion used on fragment FROM SICILY in red (21a,p.ti 12)
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BOCC20 - 1941 - Fiscal stamps of the Italian Colonies overprinted "British Occupation Postage", L. 10 carmine block of four, mint never hinged (17)
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BOCC19 - 1941 - Fiscal stamps of the Italian Colonies overprinted "British Occupation Postage", L. 8 on L. 10 carmine, mint complete block of four (16)
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BOCC18 - 1941 - Fiscal stamps of the Italian Colonies overprinted "British Occupation Postage", L. 5 grey mint block of four (15)
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BOCC17 - 1941 - Overprinted fiscal stamps of the Italian Colonies "British Occupation Postage", L. 4 orange mint block of four (13)
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BOCC16 - 1941 - Overprinted fiscal stamps of the Italian Colonies "British Occupation Postage", L. 3 olive mint block of four (12)
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BOCC15 - 1941 - Overprinted revenue stamps of the Italian Colonies "British Occupation Postage", L. 2 green mint block of four (11)
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ND136 - 1918 - Hungarian Savings Bank FRANCO FIUME overprint 15 diagonal handstamp used on fragment (31)
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ND132 - 1918 - Hungary "Parliament" stamp, 10 korona brown-lilac and lilac, hand overprint FIUME type III, used on fragment (21/III)
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ND124 - 1918 - Hungary stamp "Harvesters", 10 filler carmine, hand overprint FIUME type VI, used on fragment (8/VIa)
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ND118 - 1918 - Hungary "Charity" stamp, 10 filler (+2) pink, machine overprint FIUME, used on fragment (1Aaa)
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PV60_98 - 1852 - First issue 50 light blue bajocchi mint with gum, Giorgio Colla certificate (10)
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PV60_622 - 1853 - Bourbon lily surmounted by ducal crown, second issue, 25 c brown red with the two wider Greek keys, used (8c)
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PV60_620 - 1853 - Bourbon lily topped with a ducal crown, second issue, c. 15 vermilion, wide right Greek, used (7c)
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PV60_618 - 1853 - Bourbon fleur-de-lis topped with a ducal crown, 2nd issue, c. 15 used vermilion red (7a)
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PV60_616 - 1853 - Bourbon lily topped with ducal crown, 2nd issue, c. 15 vermilion red used (7a)
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PV60_614 - 1853 - Bourbon lily topped by ducal crown, second issue, c. 5 very pale yellow "canary" used horizontal pair (6b)
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PV60_611 - 1853 - Bourbon lily surmounted by ducal crown, 2nd issue, c. 5 yellow used (6a)
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PV60_609 - 1853 - Bourbon lily surmounted by ducal crown, second issue, 5 c orange-yellow used on fragment (6)
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CG261 - 1862 - 1 grana black-gray strip of three used MORMANNO (19a)
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CG260 - 1861 - 2 grana light blue block of four mint with original gum (20)
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SIC44 - 1859 - Portrait of Frederick II of Bourbon, 5 gr. bright vermilion, second plate, used with original cancellation (11a)
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BO2512_6 - 1862 - Letter sent from Isernia to Naples 4/5/62 franked with 1/2 grano gray-brown + 1 grano deep black (18a + 19c)
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BO2511_69 - 1861 - 10 grana brown block of four, mint with original gum (22c)
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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.

