Ended on Thursday, 31 October 2019 at 17:00.

ITALY: WORLD WAR I SOLDIER, who emigrated to Argentina: Lot of several objects that belonged to Serafino Barbiero, who w

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Start of the sale:
Friday, 27 September 2019 at 17:00
Item n°845031106
Sale ends:
Thursday, 31 October 2019 at 17:00
Lot:
#1015
Catalogue:
WORLDWIDE + ARGENTINA: General October auction

WORLD WAR I SOLDIER, who emigrated to Argentina: Lot of several objects that belonged to Serafino Barbiero, who was an Italian soldier during WWI. It includes several Italian and Argentina IDs, ID of the trade union for construction workers, 3 small photographs from his period as soldier and a bronze medal in its original case. Mixed quality, some with defects, others of excellent quality, interesting group! Attention: Shipping costs worldwide from Argentina will be between US$25/35, please bear this in mind before placing your bid!

Sales conditions

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Auction house

Guillermo Jalil - Philatino

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Philatino is the philatelic and postcard auction website of Guillermo Jalil, who also manages the private treaty sale website JalilStamps.com.
Mr. Jalilis also the editor of the Specialized Catalogue of Argentina stamps. We offer Argentina and worldwide lots for every type of collector, from beginners to especialists --

Philatino es la página de remates filatélicos y tarjetas postales de Guillermo Jalil, propietario también de la página web de venta directa Jalilstamps.com y editor del catálogo especializado de estampillas de la República Argentina y sus estados.Ofrecemos lotes de Argentina y el mundo para todo tipo de coleccionistas, desde principiantes a los más avanzados.

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ITALY: WORLD WAR I SOLDIER, who emigrated to Argentina: Lot of several objects that belonged to Serafino Barbiero, who w

Guillermo Jalil - Philatino