CONTENTS:

Post offices treated in alphabetical order:

Aosta, Avigliana, Borgo San Dalmazzo, Breglio, Broni, Caluso, Canale, Caraglio, Carmagnola, Casalborgone, Caselle, Cassine, Castiglione Chatillon, Cavaglià, Cavour, Chivasso, Ciriè, Cocconato, Cortemiglia, Costiglione d'Asti, Cuorgnè, Demonte, Dogliani, Dronero, Fenestrelle, Foglizzo, Garezzo, Gassino, Giaveno, Lanzo, Masserano, Moncalieri, Moretta, Nizza Monferrato, None, Oulx, Rivarolo, Saluzzola, San Benigno, San Damiano, San Germano, San Giorgio, San Salvatore, Sant'Antonino, Santhià, Scarena, Sommariva, Sospello, Strambino, Torre San Giovanni, Veneria, Verres, Villanova.

CONTENTS

Post offices treated in alphabetical order:

Acqui, Alba, Alessandria, Asti, Bagnasco, Barge, Bene, Biella, Borgo d'Ale, Bra, Busca, Cairo, Canelli, Carignano, Casale, Castelnovo, Cavallermaggiore, Centallo, Ceva, Cherasco, Chieri, Cigliano, Crescentino, Cuneo, Donas, Fossano, Ivrea, Livorno, Moncalvo, Mondovì, Montanaro, Montechiaro, Oneglia, Ormea, Pinerolo, Poirino, Racconigi, Rivoli, Saluzzo, Susa, Savigliano, Torino bolli interno, Torino bolli estero, Torino franchigia, Torino franca, Tortona, Trino, Valenza, Valperga, Vercelli, Vigone, Villafaletto, Voghera.

CONTENTS

* Presentation
* Postal-historical introduction
* Colour Plates
* How to read the catalogue
* How to consider points
* Evaluation of the postage stamps valid during the period of use of numeral cancellations

* Catalogue of offices
* Index of regions
* Index of ancient provinces

* Travelling post offices
* Lake services
* Italian post offices abroad
* List of the numeral cancellations of offices with the same number

* List of post offices ordered by numeral
* List of post offices in alphabetical order

Translation in English

Bibliography

Paolo Vaccari took up the hobby of philately and postal history as a child by collecting postage stamps and participating in exhibitions, conferences and seminars. In 1977 he decided to put his wealth of experience and knowledge into practice when he turned his passion into a business to which he could dedicate all his time. The postal history and stamp business was enriched with the publishing activity in 1989, together with his daughters, which came to publish important volumes of philatelic literature, some of them written by Paolo Vaccari himself. From this date onward he has published about 100 catalogues and numerous treatises on postal history, among which the "Catalogo Vaccari - Francobolli e storia postale - Antichi Stati Italiani, Governi provvisori, Regno d'Italia - 1850-1900". The catalogue has reached its XIV edition, after 20 years of publication, and over the years has received prestigious recognition nationally and internationally. Furthermore, "Vaccari Magazine", whose editor is Paolo Vaccari, has also achieved excellent worldwide recognition and celebrated thirty years in 2018.

Paolo Vaccari received the Philatelic Oscar from the Italian Academy of Philately and Postal History for the numerous studies he has published.
For the volume "Sicilia 1859 - Comparative plates of stamps" he received the award of the Italian Philatelic Press Union.
He has received over one hundred awards of recognition worldwide for his written and published works.
He also received the "Regione Toscana" cup and the "Fiorino d'Oro" for displaying specialized collections centred on the Grand Duchy of Tuscany philately of the XIX century.
In 2008 he received the "Ragno d'Oro - UNICEF" award in the trade category, an award granted to people from Modena who have contributed to increasing the prestige of the city of Modena within the country and abroad.

He is a philatelic expert for the C.C.I.A.A. and the Court of Modena.
He has taken part in appraisals and provided expert analyses for Credit Institutions.
He is a member of the national register of journalists, special section, and of the "Unione Stampa Filatelica Italiana" (USFI).
He was a member of the "Club Elite de la Philatélie" of Monte Carlo, presided over by Prince Ranieri, a closed number club in which the 100 most important philatelic experts worldwide may take part, receiving the highest Monacan recognition each time, the Ranieri gold medal.
He is a member of the "Académie Européenne de Philatélie" with headquarters in Paris.
He was a member of the "Consulta per la filatelia del Ministero delle Comunicazioni".
He was named honorary partner of the prestigious "Associazione Italiana di Storia Postale" (A.I.S.P.) with headquarters in Milan, and of the "Accademia Italiana di Filatelia e Storia Postale" in 2009.
He is a member of the "Deputazione di Storia Patria per le Antiche Province Modenesi";
of numerous Italian and foreign philatelic associations;
of the "Accademia dello Scoltenna".
He is a member of the Philatelic Veterans Register since 1985.
Since 1993 he has been a Trade Master with 40 years of experience in the business at the time.

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