-Italy WWII Stamps

VF LH. This was issued for Mussolini's visit to Berlin, Munich and Vienna in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich, it depicts both "Fuhrers" in a deep reddish-carmine. Small amount of offset on gum.<br>

VF NH. Complete set issued for Adolf HitlerÂ’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing Hitler and Mussolini facing each other, as well as the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich on the low values, and an Italian and German soldier on the high values.&nbsp; <br>

VF hinge remnants. Complete set issued for Adolf Hitler�s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing Hitler and Mussolini facing each other, as well as the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich on the low values, and an Italian and German soldier on the high values.

VF used. Complete set issued for Adolf Hitler�s visit to Rome in 1941. Showing Hitler and Mussolini facing each other, as well as the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich on the low values, and an Italian and German soldier on the high values.

VF LH. 10-Cent Stamp printed for Adolf Hitler’s 1941 visit to Rome in different color and format. Unissued stamp shows the image used on the higher values, Hitler and Mussolini facing each other and an Italian and German soldier in the background..

VF NH. 20 cent stamp issued for Adolf HitlerÂ’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich The stamp depicts both Fuhrers facing each other. Corner block of four available.&nbsp; Order four.<br>

VF LH. Unissued stamp Adolf Hitler's 1941 visit to Rome. Showing Hitler and Mussolini facing each other, an Italian and German soldier in the background. Printed in the format of the higher values, the red-orange 20-cent stamp in this color was not officially issued.

VF NH. 25 cent stamp issued for Adolf Hitler’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich The stamp depicts both Fuhrers facing each other.

VF NH. 1.25 Lira stamp issued for Adolf Hitler’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing Italian and German soldiers , the stamps depict both Fuhrers facing each other.

VF LH. 1942 Complete set of stamps honoring Italian Military. Showing King Victor Emmanual III and planes, ships, artillery and army symbol. Three denominations, 12 stamps.

VF used. 1942 Complete set of stamps honoring Italian Military. Showing King Victor Emmanual III and planes, ships, artillery and army symbol. Three denominations, 12 stamps.

VF LH. 25-Cent Stamp printed for Adolf Hitler’s 1941 visit to Rome in different color and format. Unissued stamp shows the image used on the higher values, Hitler and Mussolini facing each other and an Italian and German soldier in the background..

VF NH, 1930-32 Airmail Set for Italy. This set was used throughout WW II for Military use and during Italian Occupation.

VF NH. 1934 Showing Mercury and the Fascist symbol. Issued for the Milan Fair.

VF LH. 1934 Showing Mercury and the Fascist symbol. Issued for the Milan Fair.

FVF NH. Complete set issued for Adolf Hitler’s 1941 visit to Rome. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich, the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, ‘two people, one war.

VF NH. Airmail set issued for Adolf Hitler’'s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, ‘two people, one war.” Showing airplane on regular issue design. C18 has large one in box in center of stamp. Slight disturbance on gum.

VF NH. Airmail set issued for Adolf Hitler’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, ‘two people, one war.” Showing airplane on regular issue design. C18 has large one in box in center of stamp.

VF LH. Airmail set issued for Adolf Hitler's visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich, the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, two people, one war. Showing airplane on regular issue design. C18 has large one in box in center of stamp.

VF NH. Airmail stamp issued for Adolf Hitler's visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamp depicts both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamp reads, two people, one war. Showing airplane on regular issue design.

VF LH. Airmail stamp issued for Adolf Hitler's visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italyand the 3rd Reich, the stamp depicts both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamp reads, "two people, one war." Showing airplane on regular issue design.

VF LH. 1941 occupation by Italian forces postage due set. Overprinted "Isole Jonie" on Italian postage due stamp. Note NJ4 is centered to the right. Not as pictured.

VF NH. Complete regular issue set issued for Adolf Hitler’s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, ‘two people, one war.”

VF LH. Complete set issued for Adolf Hitler�s visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, �two people, one war.�

FVF LH. Airmail issued for Adolf Hitler's visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, two people, one war. Showing airplane on regular issue design. Close margin on top or bottom.<br>

VF NH. 1943 Complete set of regular issue airmail stamps overprinted PM, for Posta Militare.

VF LH, I1944&nbsp; Italian Social Republic, established in 1943 by Mussolini in the northern Italy area still occupied by the Germans. Showing overprints of Facies and /or "Republica Sociale Italiana" on Italian difinitive stamps with facies.

VF LH, Italian Social republic overprint on Italian Military issue. Showing King Victor Emmanual III and planes, ships, artillery and army symbol. Three denominations, 12 stamps. Mussolini proclaimed the Italian Social Republic September 1943, under a fascist government, one week after the Italians capulated to the allies. The Social Republic territory consisted of Northern Italy areas still occupied by the Germans.

VF NH, 1944 Italian Social republic issue. Showing Italian landmarks, Statues, and a drummer boy. Mussolini proclaimed the Italian Social Republic September 1943, under a fascist government, one week after the Italians capulated to the allies. The Social Republic territory consisted of Northern Italy areas still occupied by the Germans.

VF NH. Airmail issued for Adolf Hitler's visit to Rome, in 1941. Showing the Fascist symbols of Italy and the 3rd Reich , the stamps depict both leaders standing side-by-side. Stamps read, two people, one war. Showing airplane on regular issue design.<br>

VF NH. 1943 Italian Occupation of Montenegro. Imprinted with national poems on the gum side of the stamps. The set of stamps was extensively overprinted under later German occupation.

VF NH. 1943 Italian occupation of Montenegro. New stamps for Montenegro imprinted, "UPHA ROPA." Showing airplanes over Montenegro cities and countryside. Italy occupied Montenegro until 1943 when it was defeated by Allied forces. The Germans then took over the occupation through 1944.

VF LH. Printed for the Ionian Islands, west of Greece, for Italian Occupation. Italian Pegasus airmail overprinted, "Isole Jonie." The islands were occupied by Italy until they were defeated by the Allies in 1943. The Germans then took over the occupation.

VF NH, 1936 set of four highlighting the Milan trade fair. Stamps display a map of Italian industry, and a cogwheel and plow.

VF NH. 1942 Italian occupation of Montenegro. Yugoslavia stamps overprinted; "Governatorato del Montenegro, Valore and Lire." Italy occupied Montenegro until 1943 when it was defeated by Allied forces. The Germans then took over the occupation through 1944. Red overprint. Note: 2N25 ($350) not included.

VF LH. Printed for the Ionian Islands west of Greece for Italian Occupation. Italian postage overprinted, "Isole Jonie." The islands were occupied by Italy until they were defeated by the Allies in 1943. The Germans then took over the occupation.