
Vintage Italy Stamp Collection Album Page
This is a single page from a specialized philatelic album dedicated to the postal issues of Italy. The page features a variety of used postage stamps, primarily from the early 20th century, including the 'Leoni' and 'Michetti' profile series as well as several commemorative issues like the Romulus and Remus she-wolf design. The stamps are mounted on a heavy-stock cream-colored paper with multilingual headers at the top reading 'ITALIEN / ITALY / ITALIE / ITALIA'. Each stamp is enclosed in a pre-printed black frame with various denominations and descriptive text in German, English, and French beneath empty spaces, indicating several missing specimens. Physical characteristics include a variety of colors (red, green, blue, purple, and brown) printed on perforated paper. Most stamps show circular date stamps or machine cancellations, indicating they were postally used. There is visible aging on the page, including slight yellowing of the paper and potential adhesive residue from hinges. The craftsmanship is evident in the fine line-engraving of the portraits and architectural elements typical of Italian state printing from the 1920s to 1940s. Handwritten notations and inventory numbers are visible in some of the empty placeholders, suggesting this was a meticulously kept collection.
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Estimated Value
$45 - $75
Basic Information
Category
Philately / Stamp Collecting
Appraised On
March 18, 2026
Estimated Value
$45 - $75
Item Description
This is a single page from a specialized philatelic album dedicated to the postal issues of Italy. The page features a variety of used postage stamps, primarily from the early 20th century, including the 'Leoni' and 'Michetti' profile series as well as several commemorative issues like the Romulus and Remus she-wolf design. The stamps are mounted on a heavy-stock cream-colored paper with multilingual headers at the top reading 'ITALIEN / ITALY / ITALIE / ITALIA'. Each stamp is enclosed in a pre-printed black frame with various denominations and descriptive text in German, English, and French beneath empty spaces, indicating several missing specimens. Physical characteristics include a variety of colors (red, green, blue, purple, and brown) printed on perforated paper. Most stamps show circular date stamps or machine cancellations, indicating they were postally used. There is visible aging on the page, including slight yellowing of the paper and potential adhesive residue from hinges. The craftsmanship is evident in the fine line-engraving of the portraits and architectural elements typical of Italian state printing from the 1920s to 1940s. Handwritten notations and inventory numbers are visible in some of the empty placeholders, suggesting this was a meticulously kept collection.
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