Francobollo (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Francobollo" in Italian language version.

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archive.is (Global: 76th place; Italian: 11th place)

avionslegendaires.net (Global: 8,793rd place; Italian: 691st place)

books.google.it (Global: 173rd place; Italian: 5th place)

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google.com (Global: 109th place; Italian: 293rd place)

ibolli.it (Global: low place; Italian: 3,126th place)

ilpostalista.it (Global: low place; Italian: 4,963rd place)

  • IL FRANCOBOLLO TRA ARTE E COMUNICAZIONE NELLA REPUBBLICA ITALIANA, su ilpostalista.it. URL consultato il 9 ottobre 2009. "Proprio all'Italia è dovuta una delle espressioni artistiche più particolari: il 22 settembre 2004 viene emesso un francobollo dedicato all'arte del merletto, antica tradizione del nostro Paese. Ogni esemplare del valore di € 2,80, impiega ben ventisei metri di filato per creare la rosa tipica di un merletto finissimo interamente lavorato ad ago. Il francobollo, in formato quarantotto per quaranta millimetri, è stato prodotto da un noto gruppo tessile di Foligno (in provincia di Perugia), l'Arnaldo Caprai Gruppo Tessile, che ha lavorato su commissione dell'Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato."

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orderofmalta.int (Global: 8,364th place; Italian: 1,926th place)

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psu.edu (Global: 299th place; Italian: 1,600th place)

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reference.com (Global: 1,491st place; Italian: 2,365th place)

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stampsofvictoria.com (Global: low place; Italian: low place)

  • Stamps of Victoria, su stampsofvictoria.com. URL consultato il 25 maggio 2010. "The Registered and Too Late stamps which form a part of this group were the first stamps issued in the world that were dedicated to these purposes, and were among the first bi-colored issues in the world."

swissinfo.ch (Global: 1,180th place; Italian: 580th place)

  • sezione "STORIA E ARTE"[collegamento interrotto], su swissinfo.ch. URL consultato il 9 ottobre 2009. Nel corso dei secoli è stato preceduto da numerosi precursori. Già nel 1653, il gestore della posta cittadina di Parigi, Jean-Jacques Renouard de Villayer, aveva creato il billet de port payé, una striscia di carta simile a un francobollo.

tripod.com (Global: 666th place; Italian: 742nd place)

members.tripod.com

  • AJ's Encyclopedia of Stamps and Philatelic Links - Viet Nam, su members.tripod.com. URL consultato il 9 ottobre 2009. "Noteworthy was that some stamps were printed with face values in kilograms of rice. The first stamps of such kind are the series "Production and thrift" issued in 1953 with 4 face values of 0K600, 1K000, 2K000, and 5K000."

victorianweb.org (Global: 4,804th place; Italian: 4,299th place)

  • The Penny Post, su victorianweb.org. URL consultato il 10 ottobre 2009."In 1680, a merchant named William Dockwra organised the London Penny Post, which delivered mail anywhere in London for a penny. He also introduced the practice of postmarking letters to indicate when and where they had been posted. However, the system became so successful that the government took control of the operation in 1682 and absorbed it into the Post Office: from then on the charges gradually increased."

web.archive.org (Global: 1st place; Italian: 1st place)