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The most important italian philatelic web magazine “Vaccari News” published on April 24th a very beautiful and appreciated article, “With the post horn”, about our new editorial adventure. Here below we reprint the full article due to the Vaccari News director, Fabio Bonacina. For the original article click here....

The launch and official presentation of “POST HORN – Magazine of International Postal History” on 22 March at the International Stamp Show “Milanofil” has been greeted by scores of attendees and by stamps and postal history collectors and market operators. A sizable number of wellwishers have become CIFO members...

On March 23rd, 2019 at 3.00 pm at Super Studio in Via Tortona, 27 in Milan, the Italian presentation of POST HORN will be held by Claudio Ernesto M. Manzati, Thomas Mathà and designer Elisa Volpato. Here below, the official website of the philatelic fair made by Poste Italiane:https://www.poste.it/milanofil.html...

31 May 2019 at 3:00 pm in Stockholm at the hall 33 of the Stockolmia 2019, in the context of AIJP Academy, will be held  the international presentation of POST HORN by Claudio Ernesto M. Manzati and Thomas Mathà. The official website: http://www.stockholmia2019.se/

POST HORN will be available at DASV Congress in Maastricht from 4 to 7 April 2019, Michael Masassen present to Maastricht, will have some copies to showing at Postal History collectors interested at this New Magazine.

by Emilio Simonazzi In Italy philatelic collecting began to develop soon after the national unity (1861), thanks also to the large number of postage stamps issued beforethe unification by the Italian States. These – with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy – were merged in Turin under the...

by Giorgio Migliavacca New books presented on Post Horn Magazine, vol. 0 La parola ‘pesante’ (The ‘heavy’ word) by Francesco Giuliani, Foggia, March 2018, in Italian, perfect bound, 306 pages of which 27 have coloured illustrations, 5½” x 6¾”, €20 + shipping; available at the publishers’ website Edizioni del...

by Thomas Mathà The aim of this study is to describe the development of the exchange of letter mail between the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (Naples and Sicily) from the time of the Congress of Vienna to the introduction...

by Martino Laurenzi Few places in the world can boast a rich past like the south of Italy. In particular Sicily, at the crossroads of the Mediterranean sea, has been home to many different populations, falling under different governance, including, in chronological order, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Greek, Roman, Vandal, Ostrogoth,...