Italy - Prefilatelic envelopes and unstamped





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Origin: Italy. Title: Buste Prefilateliche e non affrancate. Condition: Used for postal purposes; an assembled lot of about 150 prefranked letters and envelopes dating from the 1700s to the mid-1800s, with notable pieces including a Frankfurt start on 20 July 1822 arriving in Brescia on 8 August 1822 and a 1791 Parma letter signed by the noble Teresa Malaspina di Suvero e Monti with a black wax seal displaying the family crest; many items addressed to public bodies in Spoleto and others, with private correspondence as well, and some edges irregular or yellowed due to age. Over 200 years old. (
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Lotto consisting of about 150 pre-stamped/unsent envelopes (not franked), some from the 1700s up to the mid-1800s. One with a start from Frankfurt on July 20, 1822 and arrived in Brescia on August 8, 1822. One written in 1791 from Parma and signed by a noblewoman, Teresa Malaspina di Suvero e Monti, with a black wax seal displaying the family crest. Many are addressed to public institutions in Spoleto and many others to other areas. Much of it is private correspondence. Some are better preserved than others; given the age, they may have irregular edges, yellowing, etc. Please look at all the photographs to get as precise an idea as possible of what is offered."
Lotto consisting of about 150 pre-stamped/unsent envelopes (not franked), some from the 1700s up to the mid-1800s. One with a start from Frankfurt on July 20, 1822 and arrived in Brescia on August 8, 1822. One written in 1791 from Parma and signed by a noblewoman, Teresa Malaspina di Suvero e Monti, with a black wax seal displaying the family crest. Many are addressed to public institutions in Spoleto and many others to other areas. Much of it is private correspondence. Some are better preserved than others; given the age, they may have irregular edges, yellowing, etc. Please look at all the photographs to get as precise an idea as possible of what is offered."

