File:Fiume 1919 Vis BPr 002.jpg

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Backside of a stamp of Fiume; 1922 (original from 1919); visualization of the protective backside print of the 1919 issue "30th October", manufactured by the printery "Bertieri & Vanzetti, Milano"; print in very dull bluegreen with threefold inscription "POSTA di FIUME" (one below the other) on very dull decorative pattern of an underpress of the same color.

This protective print exist only in the original issue (Michel No. 50 - 61), printed by Bertieri & Vanzetti. It's lacking at reprints, but present at the stamps used for later overprint variants.
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Author Italian postal administration for Fiume
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