Italy 2024

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2024

two stamps (2x B zona 1 value = 2x 1.30 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2023

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2023

one stamp (B zona 1 value = 1.25 €) - NOTE this stamps is self-adhesive

 

Italy 2022

Italy

Date of Issue: 25th October 2022

two stamps (B50g & B zona 3 values = 2.70 & 3.10 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

 

Colapesce - Colapesce holding up one of the three columns on which Sicily rests, consumed by the fire of Mount Etna, to prevent the island from sinking.

In a version from Palermo, edited by Italo Calvino, Colapesce spends all of his time swimming, until his frustrated mother curses him to turn into a fish. He instantly becomes half fish, with duck feet and a frog's throat. He appears to fishermen and warns them of upcoming storms, and also informs them of the marvels found at the bottom of the sea. A king hears of him and summons him, then gives him orders to swim around the island and explore the bottom of the ocean. The king sends him down on numerous dives around Italy. Nick Fish discovers that Messina rests on three columns, some of which are broken, and brings back hot and fresh water from springs in the ocean around Naples. Finally the king urges Nick Fish to explore a bottomless ocean chasm, despite his resistance. He throws his crown into the chasm and orders him to fetch it. Nick Fish reluctantly dives in. Some lentils he was carrying float to the surface, but he but never returns. Source Wikipedia

Romeo and Juliet - Grieving Juliet in the presence of lifeless Romeo.

Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare early in his career about two young Italian star-crossed lovers whose deaths ultimately reconcile their feuding families.
The play is set in the Italian city of Verona.

Italy 2021

Italy

Date of Issue: 15th November 2021

two stamps (B & B50g values = 1.10 & 2.60 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

 

 

Italy 2020

Italy

Date of Issue: 29th June 2020

two stamps (B & Bzona1 value = 1.10 & 1.15 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2019

Italy

Date of Issue: 4th October 2019

two stamps (B & B50g value = 1.10 & 2.60 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2018

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2018

two stamps (0.95 & 1.- €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2017

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2017

two stamps (0.95 & 1.- €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2016

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2016

two stamps (0.95 & 1.- €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2015

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2015

two stamps (0.80 & 0.95 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2014

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2014

two stamps (0.70 & 0.85 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2013

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2013

two stamps (0.70 & 0.85 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2012

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2012

two stamps (0.60 & 0.75 €) - NOTE both stamps are self-adhesive

Italy 2011

Italy

Date of Issue: 9th May 2011

two stamps (0.60 & 0.75 €)

Italy 2010

Italy

Date of Issue: 7th May 2010

two stamps (0.60 & 0.65 €)

Italy - [Italia]

Italy - [Italia]

Capital: Rome
Languages: Italian
Population: 60,017,677
Currency: Euro - EUR
Internet code: .it
Status: Parliamentary republic

more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy

Poste Italiane



PostEurop member: yes
UPU member: yes
Sepac member: no
Norden member: no

Europa stamps: since 1956 ->

Official site: http://e-filatelia.poste.it
info: premium-service-philatelie@deutschepost.de

"Italy is one of the 6 first countries who issued the first Europa stamps in 1956. They issued each year Europa stamps since that year!"

"In 1969 the CEPT celebrate their 10 years anniversary, the Italian artists Luigi Gasbarra and Georgio Belli made the common design that year."

Italy 2009

Italy

Date of Issue: 7th May 2009

two stamps (0.60 & 0.65 €)