1852, Coat of arms 5 c. on yellow, horizontal strip of three from the lower sheet margin, fresh color and mostly good margins all around, just touched at lower left, tied by straight-line “PARMA 25 SETTEMBRE.” to small piece, fine and attractive, signed

1852, Coat of arms 10 c. black, horizontal strip of three, fresh color and good to wide margins all around, tied by three-line “PARMA 4 MERZO” to small piece, center stamp with interesting variety “lower left corner broken”, fine and attractive

1852, 25 c. black on violet, unused without gum, at left with small thin paper, otherwise fine, signed J. Schl. and Colla with opion (2024)

1859, Provisional Government 5c. yellow-green, good color and wide margins all around, unused, fine, a.o. signed Köhler

1859, Provisional Government 5c. blue-green, good color and wide margins all around, tied by cds. “PARMA 10 DIC 59” to small piece, very fine and attractive, a.o.  signed Bolaffi and certificates Colla (1989) and Cardillo (2015)

1859, Provisional Government 40c. brown-red, shade of the first printing, good color, good margins all around, unused with large part original gum, partly soaked into the paper, otherwise fine, an attractive example of this rarity, signed Calves with certificate and opinion Scheller (2013)

1859, Numerals ½ baj. on straw-yellow, 2 baj. on brownish-yellow, 3 baj. on dark-green and 5 baj. on violett, each as vertical gutter pair, fresh colors and good margins, 5 baj. with  left sheet margin, mint never hinged, folded in the gutter, very fine and attractive, signed Bolaffi with certificate (1973; for 2 baj)

1859, Numerals 3 baj. on dark-green, horizontal pair, fresh color and good margins all around, used with grill, right stamp tiny shallow thin, otherwise fine, a.o. signed Köhler

1859, Numerals 8 baj. on rose, fresh color, mostly good to wide margins all around, close at upper right, used with grill, fine, a scarce stamp, signed E. Diena and A. Diena with certificate (1960)

1859, Numerals 8 baj. on rose, nice and fresh, intense color, mostly good wide margins, showing dividing lines at left and bottom, just close at upper right, tied by cds. “BOLOGNA 30 DIC 59” to double-weight folded letter to Codogno. Upon arrival, charged with “8” (Soldi) for a single weight cover. A true rarity, the majority of the few registered covers are canceled with mute grill cancellation, like this a very exceptional and attractive...

1851, Victor Emanuel II. 5c. black, two singles and single 40c. rose-carmine, fresh colors and large margins to just in, tied by grid of diamonds to folded lettersheet with adjacent cds. “ANNECY 11 NOV” to Lyon with red P.D. alongside, left 5c. small scissors-cut at bottom right, sideflaps reduced, minor aging, a rare and attractive combination franking of the first issue, signed E. Diena and Cardillo with certificates (1994;2014)