Italy Udine #1 Municipal Issue 5c Used Postage 1918 WWI Liberation Stamp Europe

Item Specifics

Country

Italy

Condition

Used

Stamp Format

Single

Item Description

Grade: Ungraded
A local stamp from the Municipality of Udine, issued in 1918. Item Details Type: Local Municipal Issue Issuing Authority: Municipio di Udine (Municipality of Udine) Sassone Catalog Number: 1 Denomination: 5 Centesimi Year of Issue: 1918 Condition: Used, with a violet handstamp cancel. Paper: Greenish paper. Historical Context This stamp was issued by the municipal government of Udine in November 1918, immediately following the city's liberation from Austro-Hungarian occupation at the end of World War I. Such local issues were often created to re-establish civil administration and services before regular Italian state functions were fully restored in the immediate aftermath of the war. Combined Shipping We offer combined shipping. You pay the shipping fee for one item, and all other eligible items purchased in the same order will ship free. For heavier lots, shipping will be calculated. You may proceed with your purchases, and any overpayment on shipping charges will be refunded. A Note for International Buyers: Please be aware that Hip's system does not allow us to send a combined invoice for international orders. If you purchase multiple items, please proceed with payment for all. We will promptly refund any shipping overages you have paid. This is our standard practice, and we do it all the time. Important Note on Shipping Speed: We ship orders extremely fast, often on the same day of purchase. If you plan to purchase additional items over several days and wish to combine them into a single shipment, please contact us immediately after your first purchase to let us know. Otherwise, your initial order may be shipped before you have a chance to add to it.

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