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Title: Post and maritime sanitary documents between Sicily and Malta during the reign of : Ferdinand II/Francesco II and Garibaldi's dictatorship (1859-1860)
Authors: Bonnici, Alfred
Keywords: Postage stamps -- Italy -- Sicily -- History -- 19th century
Postal service -- Italy -- Sicily -- History -- 19th century
Italian letters -- 19th century
Italian letters -- History and criticism
Maritime postal handstamps -- Italy -- Sicily
Issue Date: 2015-08
Publisher: Malta Philatelic Society
Citation: Bonnici, A. (2015). Post and maritime sanitary documents between Sicily and Malta during the reign of : Ferdinand II/Francesco II and Garibaldi's dictatorship (1859-1860). Journal of the Malta Philatelic Society, 44(2), 6-34.
Abstract: Sicily issued the first postage stamp on the 1st January 1859 during the reign of King Ferdinand II known as King "Bomba" featuring his portrait. The engraver was the famous Tommaso Aloysio Juvara (1809-1887). And the values were: Gr 1/2; Gr 1; Gr 2; Gr 5; Gr 10; Gr 20. The hand stamp used to cancel the stamps was the ornate frame, intended to go round the face of the King, and not spoil his face. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/63921
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