Italy. Italian Post in Holyland 1909 series with 'Gerusalemme' overprint on 1901-10 Italian stamps: 5 Lira overprinted 20 Piastre; mint (possible gum imperfections); full crown watermark visible on back (Ba 37)
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Product Tags: Italian Philately - Stamps, Holyland Foreign Post Offices and Stamps from Italy and from 20th Century, 1900s

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Italy. Rome > Caracalla Augustus (215 CE) > silver Denarius, Rome mint; obverse: laureate head right & legend ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM; reverse: Aesculapius standing front, head left, leaning on serpent-entwined staff at left, globe on ground at right & legend P M TR P XVIII COS IIII P P; 19.5mm, 3.2g. Ref: RIC IV 251, BMCRE 103, RSC 302, DS-6834.
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Product Tags: Italian Coins, Ancient Coins and Coins & Numismatics from Italy and from Roman Empire, Severan dynasty

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Italy. Rome > Severus Alexander (231-2 CE) > silver Denarius, Rome mint; obverse: laureate, draped head right & legend IMP ALEXAN|DER PIVS AVG; reverse: Jupiter standing right, hurling thunderbolt in right hand, left hand extended downward, cloak from behind & legend IOVI PRO|P|VGNATORI; 19mm, 2.9g. Ref: similar to RIC 235; BMCRE 790; RSC 76; DS-7870.
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Product Tags: Italian Coins, Ancient Coins and Coins & Numismatics from Italy and from Roman Empire, Severan dynasty

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Italy. Postwar/Holocaust Jewish mail: 3.8.1945 cover from UNRRA IT 34 (Santa Maria di Bagni [Lecce] camp) to TEL AVIV, franked 4L using pair overprinted RSI 25c stamps & tied by 1 strike of LECCE FERROVIA (railway) postmark on front & back; passed Egyptian censor; torn open at back & repaired, complete. Santa Maria di Bagni was the largest displaced persons camp in Southern Italy; camp was exclusively Jewish & politically active against British immigration restrictions to Palestine. Relatively early postwar displaced persons mail.
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Product Tags: Italian, Mandatory Palestinian Philately - Postal Covers, Judaic, JNF and Holocaust era and Postal History from Italy, Palestine Mandate and from Holocaust, 1939-48 Jewish Insurgency in Palestine, 1945-1949 Postwar era, 20th Century, 1940s, which are Philately - Displaced Persons/Internee/POW Camp mail, Philately - Censored Mail, Philately - Train Stations/Rail Transport & TPOs,

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Italy. Postwar/Holocaust Jewish mail: 14.7.1947 airmail cover from PALESE-BARI transit camp (UNRRA camp 197) to HAIFA, franked 25L & tied by 2 strikes of local postmark; slit open at top, a few tears to top-edge. Palese-Bari was a large transit camp known for poor living conditions, food shortages & lack of living space & important stage in illegal emigration to Palestine. Oddly not censored especially during then-turbulent period in Palestine.
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Product Tags: Italian, Mandatory Palestinian Philately - Postal Covers, Judaic, JNF and Holocaust era and Postal History from Italy, Palestine Mandate and from Holocaust, 1939-48 Jewish Insurgency in Palestine, 1945-1949 Postwar era, 20th Century, 1940s, which are Philately - Displaced Persons/Internee/POW Camp mail, Philately - Air Mail,

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Italy. Italy: Jesus medal in white metal (silver?), c. 16th C.; maker-marked "B" - this rare; size: 36mm; weight: 23g; thickness: 3mm. obverse: left facing Christ, with Hebrew initial "Alef" (for 'Adoneinu' - 'Our Lord') & "Yeshu" ('Jesus') on either side. reverse: 5-line Hebrew legend (with incorrect letters) based on Hill p.50 ex. 2a (but "Adam" twice) : ???? | ??? ?? ?? | ??? ???? ? | ?? ???? | ??. Portrait of Christ said to be of Venetian School; medal issued in 16th Century to Jewish converts to Christianity. With loop through hole for wearing; a similar medal (38mm in bronze) to this one was sold at auction (2009) for $1300.
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Product Tags: Italian Exonumia, Medals, Medallions & Tokens, Biblical & Religious Medals and Judaic Tokens & Medals from Italy and from 16th Century, which are Hebrew on/in non-Israeli object, Objects with Christian or New Testament references, Object Related Specifically to a Personality or Key Event,

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Italy. Italy: Pope Pius IV silvered copper medal; by Federigo Parmensis; 26.5mm, 14.65g. Obverse: Jesus driving out merchants from the Great Temple of Jerusalem; Latin legend "DOMVS MEA DOM O" in exergue. Reverse: left facing Pius & legend "PIVS IIII PONT OPT MAX"; medallist's initial below. Similar to Spink #594 but with legend as 579 - this unlisted; Forrer IV pg. 392-93.
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Product Tags: Italian Exonumia, Medals, Medallions & Tokens, Biblical & Religious Medals and Judaic Tokens & Medals from Italy and from Other, which are Unique/Discovery Piece, Objects with Christian or New Testament references, Object Related Specifically to a Personality or Key Event,

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Italy. Italy: Pope Paul IV bronze medal; by Federigo Parmensis but not marked; 29.5mm, 12.6g. Obverse: Jesus driving out merchants from the Great Temple; Latin legend "DOMVS.MEA.DOM / VS.ORATIONIS / .VOC.". Reverse: bust of Paul IV facing right, wearing plain robe; Latin legend ".PAVLVS.IIII. .PONT.OPT.M.". Reeded edge. In UNC with some original luster; Spink #569; Forrer IV pg. 392-93. In 1555 Paul IV issued the canon, "Cum nimis absurdum" establishing the Roman Ghetto for the Jews, imposing seclusion & wearing distinctive signs. Image on this medal is metaphor to depict Paul IV's public disgracement & banishment of nephews from Rome for their scandalous behavior upon receiving positions of power there.
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Product Tags: Italian Exonumia, Medals, Medallions & Tokens, Biblical & Religious Medals and Judaic Tokens & Medals from Italy and from Other, which are Objects with Christian or New Testament references

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Italy. Italy(?): religious/Church medal, ND (mid 18th Century); white metal; size: 39mm; weight: 21.15g. Obverse depicts images associated with Judaism surmounted by the Latin Legend "HÆC CORPORIS UMBRA FUTURI" ('The Body Shadow'). On reverse images of wine and literature, with the Latin legend above "PRÆSENTIS SYMBOLA CHRISTI" ('Feast of the Christ'). A medal that generations of numismatists have had difficulty identifying, with most catalogues relegating it to their "miscellaneous" sections (Antoine-Feill 1908, Sally Rosenberg 1932 #1308); the "Numophylacii Ampachiani" catalogue 1830 part 2 #8987 doesn't credit an engraver to the piece. Rosenberg suggests the piece may be the work of Martin Omeis, but his portfolio consists of portrait medals (Forrer v.4 p.321); Antoine-Feill gives the medallist as "EF", which Bernhard ("Medaillen und Plaketten", p.213) renders as the famous Swedish minter Carl Enhörning - but this medal is not in his style.
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Product Tags: Italian Exonumia, Medals, Medallions & Tokens, Biblical & Religious Medals and Judaic Tokens & Medals from Italy and from 18th Century, which are Objects with Christian or New Testament references, Objects with Biblical or Jewish Religious references or Hebrew Dates,

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