The six definitive Lombardy-Venetia stamps shown above were issued between 18. Type 3 - As type 2, but two thin lines around the Coat of Arms. Type 2 - Lower part of "45" is on a level with the lower part of "CENTES.". Type 1 - Lower part of "45" is lower than "CENTES.".
Type 3 - As Type 2, but two thin lines around the Coat of Arms. Type 2 - As Type 1, but the "5" is a little bit sideways, and it is higher than the "1". Type 1 - The "5" is on a level with the "1". For details, please refer to the major catalogs. denominations, which are described below. #3) - Black, Gray Black, Silver Gray, Charcoal Black. #1) - Buff, Yellow, Orange, Lemon Yellow. The Scott catalog attributes are as follows. The stamps are inscribed "KKPOST / STEMPEL" or "Kaiserlich Konigliches Handels-Ministerium POST STEMPEL", meaning "Imperial and Royal Ministry of Commerce Postage Stamp". The common design features the Coat of Arms of Lombardy-Venetia. The 1854-1857 printings are typographed on machine-made paper that is unwatermarked. Stamps showing the sheet watermark are actually very scarce. Many of these stamps will, however, appear to be unwatermarked. The 1850 printings are typographed on hand-made paper of varying thickness that is watermarked "K.K.H.M." in large letters across the sheet. The five definitive Lombardy-Venetia stamps shown above were issued in June 1850, with additional printings through 1857.
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