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Torre Rivoluzione and Palace of Post in Brescia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Obelisco alle Tredici Vittime della Rivoluzione del 1860 monument and Church of Saint George dei Genovesi Chiesa di San Giorgio Royalty Free Stock Photo

Post Office building, Torre della Rivoluzione Tower of Revolution in Brescia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clock Tower of the Fascist Revolution in Brescia Downtown - Lombardy Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Piazza della Vittoria square in Brescia, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue di Paladino on Piazza Vittoria in Brescia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Havana, tradition and vintage Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arrest Berlusconi Royalty Free Stock Photo

A striking image of a 20 Centesimi stamp from the Kingdom of Italy, issued between 1929 and 1934, featuring a profile portrait of Julius Caesar (CAES. IVLIVS) on a red background. The stamp itself is part of the standard definitive series of the period. The image's primary interest lies in the prominent black rectangular postmark, which serves as a special commemorative cancellation. The text clearly reads: "MOSTRA RIVOLUZIONE FASCISTA" (Exhibition of the Fascist Revolution) and "ROMA," indicating it was postmarked at the exhibition in Rome. The partial cancellation underneath, "RIDUZIONE FERROV. 70%" (Railway Reduction 70%), is highly unusual for a standard postmark and suggests this was either a special temporary post office set up at the exhibition or a meter franking mark used in conjunction with a discounted rate related to the event, marking it as a significant piece of early 1930s Fascist-era postal and propaganda history.