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Stamp of Italy; 1930; semi-postal stamp of the issue "Pro opera di previdenza M.V.S.N."; stamp motive with ruins of the Aquaduct of Claudius in Rome; stamp postmarked
Note:
The surcharge to this stamp series was for the benefit of the aid organzation for the support of the Italian paramilitary militia M.V.S.N.. This pro-fascist paramilitary militia (also called: "Black Shirts", full name "Militia Voluntaria per La Securita Nazionale" (M.V.S.N.)) existed as organization 1923-1943.
Stamp: Michel: No. 334; Yvert et Tellier: No. 255; Scottː No. B36
Color: green / azure on normal paper
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 50 + 10 ("Cmi" = Centesimi) (10 Centesimi as surcharge for the M.V.S.N.-militia)

Postage validity: from 1 July 1930 until 1 February 1932
date QS:P,+1930-00-00T00:00:00Z/8,P580,+1930-07-01T00:00:00Z/11,P582,+1932-02-01T00:00:00Z/11

Stamp picture size: 37.0 x 23.0 mm
Date (first issue day of the stamp)
Source scan of original
Author Poste del Regno d'Italia (Post of the government of Italy)
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This work was created by or on behalf of either the government, the former national Fascist Party, an academy, or a non-profit organisation of Italy. It was published prior to 1976, and has no known US copyright registration associated with it. It is now in the public domain in Italy and the United States and possibly elsewhere because its copyright term has expired. According to Law for the Protection of Copyright and Neighbouring Rights n.633, 22 April 1941, revised by the law of 6 February 2016, copyright in works created and published under the name and at the expense of national, provincial and communal governments shall belong to the relevant administration; the same right shall also belong to private legal entities of a non-profit-making character, as well as to the academies and other public cultural organisations (Art. 11). The duration of the rights belonging to the government, the former national Fascist Party, academies and non-profit or public cultural organisations shall be twenty years from first publication, whatever the form in which publication was affected (Art. 29).
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  • The part of the "Aqua Claudia" as template for the motive of this stamp
    The part of the "Aqua Claudia" as template for the motive of this stamp
Picture description ruins of the Aquaduct of the Claudius
First day of issue
Publisher Poste del Regno d'Italia (Post of the government of Italy)
Design E. Cavaletti(design)

Alberto Repettati (engraving)

Printer "Officina Carte Valori", Rome
Printing technique Calcography
Circulation 100.000 (in sheets à 50 stamps)
Perforation Line perforation, L 14
MICHEL Nr. Italien, Nr. 334
SCOTT Nr. Italy, No. B36

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