ITALY, 1879, 2L VERMILION USED, #51,
numeral cancel "206", properly used, fine, cat. $350.00, Sassone #43 @ €450.00 (Image)
ITALY, 1923, 5 L MANZONI MINT, #170,
fresh, lightly hinged, fine-very fine, signed Scheller, cat. $725.00 (Image)
ITALY, 1927-1934, SMALL SET COLLECTION
USED, incl nos. 232-238, C11, C62-C65, fine-very fine, cat. $2,261.00 (Image)
ITALY, 1961, 205l ROSE LILAC ERROR OF COLOR
UNUSED, #834a, expertly regummed, appears never hinged, very fine, cat. $1,500.00 (Image)
ITALY, 1921, 40c BROWN "B L P" IN BLUE BLACK
OVERPRINT, #B8d, fresh, h.r., fine, signed by Dr. Heluth Avi and with his 2018 cert., cat. $215.00 (Image) (Scan1) (All Scans)
ITALY, 1917-1956, BACK-OF-THE-BOOK
COLLECTION ON ALBUM PAGES MINT, mostly mint, incl. air post: all mint, C3-C9*, C10-C11*, C23-C26*, C28-C34*, C89-C94*, C95-C99*, special delivery: used and mint, E1*, E26*, postage dues: O7*, O8, military, J2, J21-J24, Q1-Q6, occupation of
Austria, many high value issues and sets, overall fresh and fine-very fine, cat. $3,550.00, we scanned ten sample pages. (Image) (Scan1) (Scan2) (Scan3) (Scan4) (Scan5) (Scan6) (Scan7) (Scan8) (Scan9) (All Scans)
ITALY, 1933, BALBO FLIGHT SE-TENANT STRIP
SET MINT, #C48, C49, fresh, h.r., very fine, ex. Riveria, cat. $285.00 (Image)
ITALY, 1933 BALBO TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIGHT
SE-TENANT STRIP "SERVIZIO DI STATO" OVERPRINT MINT NEVER HINGED, #CO1, exceptionally fresh and well-centered, hinge remnants in upper selvage, strip itself pristine and mint never hinged, extremely fine, ex. Perfectum, rarely offered Italian air
post rarity in mint never hinged condition, signed Dr. Helmut Avi and with his 2018 certificate, ex. Perfectum, cat. $5,000.00 (Image) (Scan1) (All Scans)
ITALY, 1934, 10L BLUE BLACK AIR POST
OFFICIAL MINT, #CO2, lightly hinged, sealed tear (according to Dr. Helmuth Avi), appears very fine, cat. $875.00 (Image)
ITALY, TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY POSTCARD SET OF
MONREALE CATHEDRAL MOSIACS, set of 45 total, chromolithographs with gold metallic ink, non-divided, numbered, Ediz G. Matranga, circa late 19th century to early 20th, Monreale Cathedral was built in commemoration of the exiled bishop from
hundreds of years earlier, 1174 King William the II built it to balance power between him and the Bishop of Palmaro, the King was an admirer of middle eastern art and hired the finest middle eastern and Norman artists creating a unique and innovative
fusion of architecture, artistic traditions, and religious symbolism, in 2015 the site became a UNESCO World Heritage Site,rich with history, rare, fine to very fine (Image) (Scan1) (Scan2) (Scan3) (Scan4) (Scan5) (All Scans)
