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5628

1913, from Tripoli to Cori, picture postcard depicting a gathering of the local population titled Popolazione indigena, unfranked, mailed under military franchise, black circular TRIPOLITANIA RESIDENZA GENERALE 3-5.13 datestamp, violet boxed cachet OFFICIO POLITICO MILITARE DELLA TRIPOLITANIA with coat of arms, likely dispatched by Italian military or colonial administration personnel during the early phase of Italian civil and military governance in Libya after formal annexation in 1912, scarce example of correspondence from the Tripolitanian colonial administration, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 100€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 100

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Closing..Oct-08, 01:00 AM

5629

1912, from Bengasi to Torino, picture postcard depicting Bengasi Italiana Villaggio Berka, sent unfranked by Italian personnel during the early Italian occupation of Libya following the Italo-Turkish War, black circular departure cancel BENGASI POSTA MILITARE 21 12 12, short message in Italian referencing life in the colony, classic example of Italian civilian or military correspondence from Cyrenaica in the early months of colonial administration, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 100€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 100

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5630

1912, from Derna to Genova, picture postcard showing a panoramic view of Derna, sent unfranked during the early period of Italian occupation of Libya following the Italo-Turkish War, full strike of violet military cachet CANTONERIA DI PORTO DERNA, with additional black circular DERNA CIRENAICA 28 11 12 postmark, typical early Italian military presence in Cyrenaica, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 100€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 100

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5631

1912, from Homs to San Remo, Italian military postal stationery card from the occupation of Tripolitania, bearing red indicium with inscription TRIPOLITANIA E CIRENAICA 1911, cancelled with full strike of HOMS 2.10.12 and POSTA MILITARE REGGIMENTO BERSAGLIERI, colorful propaganda illustration on reverse depicting Italian soldier with rifle and tricolor flag overlooking colonial harbor with warship and tents, mailed during the early consolidation of Italian power in Libya after the Italo Turkish War, highly attractive and historic usage from Italian North Africa, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 200€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 200

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Closing..Oct-08, 01:00 AM

5632

92/R 12

1924-25, 50 c. + R 12, block of (4) from right side with margins and LI DA CENTESIMI + block of (8), block of (4) with HUGE shifted commercial DE MONTEL, perf. 14, wmk 1, all LPOG never hinged, CV €660++, an interesting and desirable unit for the Italia specialist, XF! Estimate 660€. (Mi. 92/R 12) (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

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Estimate € 660

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5633

1917, From MILANO to Dewsbury (England), franked with 5 centesimi green and CENT. 20 surch on 15 centesimi dark gray definitive stamps of King Victor Emmanuel III, tied by POSTA MILITARE / 17 postmarks dated 8. 9. 17, red censorship mark VERIFICATO PER CENSURA, additional red cachet of CROCE ROSSA BRITANNICA / VILLA TRENTO, addressed to Dewsbury in Inghilterra (England), mail from Red Cross establishment during WWI, censorship and humanitarian correspondence context, envelope in good wartime condition, Ex Kugel, F-VF Estimate 120€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 120

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5634

1912, from Tripoli d'Africa to Alexandria, Egypt, official military envelope addressed to a legal office, bearing bold blue cachet DIREZIONE DI ARTIGLIERIA DEL CORPO DI OCCUPAZIONE DELLA LIBIA with royal Italian coat of arms, no postage as sent under military franchise, cancelled TRIPOLI D AFRICA 14.10.1912, mailed during final weeks of the Italo-Turkish War, shortly before the Treaty of Ouchy was signed, representing early Italian administrative presence in occupied Libya, scarce usage to Egypt reflecting trans-Mediterranean military correspondence between two Ottoman legacy zones, superbly preserved colonial military cover on laid paper, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 600€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 600

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5635

1912, from Bengasi to Caserta, photographic postcard titled BENGASI DONNA ARABA MABRUCA, showing local woman in traditional dress, message dated 19-12-1912, violet cachet OSPEDALE MIL. re TERRITORIALE N.1 (Territorial Hospital No. 1) of the Italian occupation forces in Libya, black cds POSTA MILITARE BENGASI 23-12-12, concessionary military use with no postage required, mailed by an Italian soldier or medic stationed in Benghazi shortly after the end of major hostilities in the Italo-Turkish War, rare early colonial card with strong ethnographic and military context, intersection of propaganda, medicine and control during the institutional phase of occupation, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 200€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 200

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5636

1912, Italian post in Libya, military letter sent from POSTA MILITARE 26. NOV. 12 7A DIVISIONE to Torino, reverse with faint 12 BATAGLIONE chop, ex Kugel, interesting and desirable, VF-XF! Estimate 200€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 200

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5637

1914, from Bengasi, Cyrenaica to Bari, picture postcard showing local woman titled COSTUMI ARABI TIPO DI BELLEZZA POPOLANA, early colonial photographic motif, violet circular official cachet GOVERNO DELLA CIRENAICA STATO MAGGIORE (Government of Cyrenaica General Staff), postmarked BENGASI 16.3.14, sent under military administration during the consolidation of Italian rule in Libya after the Italo-Turkish War, mailed just months before the First World War, rare use of orientalist imagery on officially handled correspondence, strong crossover between military governance and visual culture of empire, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 300€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 300

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5638

1914, Italian field post in Libya, cancelled with violet COMANDO CORPO D OCCUPAZIONE DELLY CIRENAICA cachet and black BENGASE PARTENZE 12.1.14 cancel, reverse with envelope imprint CORPO D OCCUPATIONE DELLA CIRENAICA IL COMANDATE and Milano arrival 16.1.14, interesting document of the Italian occupation of Libya, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 400€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 400

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5639

1912, From DERNA Cyrenaica to Rivignano Udine, military cover dated 15 OTT 12 bearing two Italian military postmarks: DERNA CIRENAICA 15.10.12 and AMERIGO VESPUCCI 15 OTT 12 (Italian naval vessel), no adhesive franking as permitted for military correspondence, addressed to a religious institution Contessina Madre Cecilia Otellis, backstamped RIVIGNANO 21 OTT 12 with wax seal and cachet, historic context: Italian-Turkish War (1911–1912) during which Italy occupied Libya, naval and colonial coordination evidenced by joint land and ship postmarks, rare early usage from Cyrenaica campaign mail with full routing, Ex Kugel, VF Estimate 400€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 400

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5640

1915, from Udine to Varzi, black and white picture postcard showing panoramic view of Udine with snow covered mountains in the background, military usage with circular POSTA MILITARE CONCENTRAMENTO SUSS N1 6.10.15 cancellation, addressed to Negri Gio Batt in Varzi near Pavia, mailed during early phase of Italys involvement in World War I after entering the war in May 1915, concentration camps and military posts were commonly used for sorting and dispatch of soldiers correspondence, no franking as military concessionary mail, Italian field post usage with handwritten message on reverse, no signs of censorship, card shows some aging and mild foxing, historically significant military postal item from the Italian front, ex Kugel, F-VF! Estimate 200€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 200

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5641

1915, Italian occupation of Alto Adige/South Tyrol, 25 c, blue, on letter from BORGHETTO to International Red Cross in GENEVE,Switzerland, cancelled BORGHETTO SULL'ADIGE POSTE ITALIANE, red aside BOLOGNIA, reverse with arrival GENEVE, Italy changed sides on 23. May 1915 to fight against Austria-Hungary, Borghetto is the southernmost city in Trentino/Alto Adige, interesting letter, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 300€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 300

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5642

1916, from Vercelli to Venezia, Red Cross special postcard for correspondence with Italian soldiers during World War I, printed Sanita issue with red cross emblem and patriotic design, franked for free military use as indicated by Cartolina Speciale Brevettata inscription, clearly postmarked Vercelli 17.3.16-9 - 41-279, large violet oval censor cachet R. Poste - Ospedale Militare Sezione Umberto 1 Vercelli, handwritten message referencing recovery and anticipated return, sent to a military hospital in Campo San Luca Venice, excellent wartime ephemera showing support system and censorship procedures for convalescent soldiers, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 300€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 300

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5643

1918, From CHAMBERY to FOSSACESIA, postcard of CHAMBERY with violet-red circular cachet OSPEDALE MILITARE ITALIANO DELLE T.A.I.F. / CHAMBERY, dated manuscript Chambery 21 12 18, postwar correspondence from Italian military hospital in France following World War I, scarce usage from Army Forces in hospital units, unfranked as permitted under military concession, historically significant as part of the Italian expeditionary medical mission stationed in southeastern France during the final phase and aftermath of World War I, CHAMBERY, situated in the historical region of Savoy, served as a key logistical and medical hub for the Italian military forces operating under the Truppe Ausiliarie Italiane in Francia (T.A.I.F.), the presence of Italian medical staff and convalescing soldiers reflected the broader Allied cooperation and strategic deployments aimed at supporting the exhausted French sectors during the final Allied offensives of 1918, usage relates directly to the Italian military relief efforts and the broader diplomatic engagement of the Kingdom of Italy under Prime Minister Vittorio Emanuele Orlando during the postwar reshaping of Europe, personnel associated with these missions often included figures later prominent in military or civil service, such correspondence exemplifies the scarce documentation of medical corps communication in a demobilizing theatre, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 200€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 200

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5644

1919, Italian stamps used in Turkey, from Constantinople to Bern, Switzerland, commercial envelope addressed to the Institut Séro-Thérapique et Vaccinal Suisse, franked with 25c blue Victor Emmanuel III of Italy, cancelled POSTA MILITARE 15 on 2-10-1919, used by Italian military postal authorities during the Allied occupation of Constantinople following World War I, reverse shows sender’s imprint HASS & SALTI CONSTANTINOPLE, unusual use of an homeland issue in the Levant, where postal regulations typically required stamps denominated in piastres or paras, philatelically important as a tolerated irregular usage during postwar transition, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 600€. (Sassone 83) (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

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Estimate € 600

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5645

1919, cover franked with 5c, 40c, and 10c stamps, addressed to New York, USA, tied by GORIZIA CENTRO dated 3.5.19, 10c stamp tied by AMP / ...EZIA MILANO cancel, R/264 Austrian registration label with violet opt GORIZIO CESTRE, NEW YORK arrival mark and TORINO FERROVIA transit cancel, fine example of international mail from Italy in the immediate post-WWI period, postmarked during the transitional phase following the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, when Gorizia—formerly part of the Austrian Littoral—was under temporary Italian military administration prior to annexation, mail from this region reflects the geopolitical turbulence after the Armistice of Villa Giusti (1918), Gorizia was historically contested between Italy and the new State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs, this cover is a postal artefact of Italian assertion over the annexed territories, notable historical figures linked to the region include General Armando Diaz, Italian commander-in-chief during the final WWI offensives, illustrates both postal and political fluidity, ex Kugel, XF! Estimate 300€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 300

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5646

1936, from Harar/Ethopia to Rome, official printed cover of the Fascist Party Labor Office HARAR ARUSSI BALE, franked with 1 lire blue airmail SOMALIA ITALIANA and 50 cent violet POSTE ITALIANE, cancelled HARAR ARRIVI E PARTENZE 18.11.36, arrival postmark ROMA DISTRIBUZIONE 23-XI-36-XV on reverse, mailed during the short lived Italian occupation of Ethiopia after the Second Italo Ethiopian War, political propaganda cover under Mussolini regime, strong historical significance as it reflects the integration of colonial administrations into the Fascist state structure, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 400€. (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

Estimate € 400

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5647

2N19, 2N23

1943, from Podgorica to Clos, registered cover addressed to Margita Pavicevic, Compo Concentramento Clos Albania, franked with Italian definitive stamps of King Victor Emmanuel III overprinted ЦРНА ГОРА (Montenegro), consisting of 1.25 lire blue and two 0.25 lire green values, totaling 1.75 lire, tied by PODGORICA 6 IX 42 circular date stamps, blue and white registration label with Cyrillic inscription No 989, large red manuscript 300 indicating declared value in lire, reverse with Italian military postmarks POSTA MILITARE 68 and POSTA MILITARE 22 dated 7.9.42, along with violet boxed censorship mark VERIFICATO PER CENSURA, sent under Italian occupation of Montenegro and Albania during World War II, rare registered and censored correspondence to a civilian internee in a southern Albanian internment camp, superb example of Axis postal and military control in the Balkans, ex Kugel, VF! Estimate 800€. (Scott 2N19, 2N23) (Image) (imagea) (All Images)

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Estimate € 800

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