Collection:
EUROPE - Italian Area - Foreign occupation of the colonies - German Aegean (Inselpost)
T26_23 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, sky-blue military free-post stamp with zig-zag perforation and INSELPOST overprint (Rhodes issue) mint never hinged (2)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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German occupation of the Aegean, "Pro Assistenza Egeo" c. 25 green overprint inverted ** (121a)
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T26_34 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, sky-blue military franking stamp, zig-zag perforation and INSELPOST overprint (LEROS issue), mint never hinged (7)
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T26_32 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, brown-red military free-franking stamp with zig-zag perforation and INSELPOST overprint (Rhodes issue) used (3)
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T26_33 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, sky-blue military free postage stamp, perforation 13 1/2 and INSELPOST overprint (Rhodes issue) used (4)
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T26_30 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, sky-blue military free postage stamp, perforation 13 1/2 and INSELPOST overprint (LEROS issue), used on fragment (8)
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T26_25 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military free-frank stamp, perforation 13 1/2 and INSELPOST overprint (LEROS issue) mint never hinged (8)
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T26_31 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, brown-red military free postage stamp, perforation 13 1/4 and INSELPOST overprint (AGRAM issue), mint never hinged (6)
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T26_27 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, brown-red military free-franking stamp, zig-zag perforation and INSELPOST overprint (AGRAM issue), mint never hinged (5)
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T26_24 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, brown-red military free-frank stamp with zig-zag perforation and INSELPOST overprint (Rhodes issue) mint never hinged (3)
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T26_28 - 1944 - German occupation of the Aegean, 1932 Aegean stamp (56/I) with first-type overprint "WEIHNACHTEN 1944" mint never hinged (9)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, light blue military relief stamp with INSELPOST overprint in violet upside down, used (8a)
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EOT1 - 1945 - German occupation of the Aegean, reddish-brown military franking stamp, ZigZag perforation and INSELPOST overprint, Rhodes issue, never hinged mint gum (3)
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German occupation of the Aegean, types of the pictorial series overprinted "Pro Croce Rossa" new ** (132/3)
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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.
