File:ITA BesGebAu 1919 MiNr005 pm B002.jpg

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Stamp of Italy for occupated areas of the former Hungary-Austrian monarchy; 1919; general issue; definitive stamp oif the Italian issue "Michetti - type I/III" from 1916 with three-lines overprint "20 /centesimi / di corona" (=Italian for "20 hundredth of a crown"); portrait of King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy with view to right after a painting of Francesco Paolo Michetti; drawing with visible star on the left collar; no point at "Cent"; stamp without watermark; upper inscription with inverted (negative) letters (white characters on colored background)
Excursus to the background: In Italian occupated territories of the former Hungarian-Austrian monarchy was not introduced the "Lire" as new currency, rather the old Austrian "Krone" (= crown = "corona") was kept as circulation currency. Italian money had no validity (with exception of Dalmatia in later time), so that the usable stamps became an overprint according to the nominal value in the local valid currency.
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Stamp: Michel No. 5; Yvert & Tellier: No. 5
Color: orange to brown with black overprint
Watermark: Italy No. 1 (crown)
Postage validity: 1919-1922 (...?)

Stamp picture size (printed area): 17.5 x 23.5 mm
Date (first issue of the stamp)
Source scan of original
Author Poste del Regno d'Italia (Post of the government of Italy)
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{{PD-Italy}} does not apply to Italian stamps: the designer's death year of 1929 and the engraver's death year is unknown

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Picture description Portrait of King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy with view to right after a painting of Francesco Paolo Michetti; drawing with visible star on the left collar; no point at "Cent"; stamp with watermark; upper inscription with inverted (negative) letters (white characters on colored background) with black overprint
First day of issue 1919
Publisher Poste del Regno d'Italia (Post of the government of Italy)
Design Francesco Paolo Michetti (1851-1929) (design)

Alberto Repettati (engraving)

Printer "Officina Calcografia Italiana", Turin
Printing technique Letterpress printing
Circulation ? (in sheets à 100 stamps)
Perforation Comb perforation, K 13½ x 13¼ (= type III)
MICHEL Nr. Italien - Besetzte Gebiete, Nr. 5

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