Great Britain, May 6, 1840 First Issues Collectors Club of stamps and philatelic material

Parma

Tuesday, June 1, 1852.


Parma Scott #1
Parma, Scott #1

Imperforate, colored paper, no watermark, typography.
Printed by Stefano Rossi-Ubaldi.


The design is printed in black, colors refer to the color of the paper.
Date Description # printed Scott #
June 1, 1852 5 centesimi yellow 455,000 1
June 1, 1852 10 centesimi white 385,000 2
June 1, 1852 15 centesimi pink 680,000 3
June 2, 1852 25 centesimi violet 160,000 4
June 3, 1852 40 centesimi blue 130,000 5

All issue quantities are approximate.

Joined the unified Italy on March 18, 1860. Stamps of Sardinia were valid until Italy issued stamps on February 24, 1862.

Stamps from the second printing, with colored printing on white paper, are much scarcer. The 40 centesimi was not printed on white paper.
All Parma stamps were invalid after July 31, 1859.

Much more information is available in both Italian and English at Antichi Stati Italiani.

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