I have mentioned this site before; but i am still iimpressed by how well put together it is.

Home page: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

I would like to take you through a virtual tour:

Pick a year, say 1948 and it will show all the issues for that year:

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If you are interested one particular issue , select it and :

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If you are interested on one particular stamp, select it and:

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The information given is pretty good including the numbers for many catalogues:

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If you cannot guess the meaning of the Italian word, Google will provide a usable translation:

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The site also provides a number of FREE album pages on A4 layouts:

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Here is an example of one of the coloured pages:

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The site has also many interesting links.

And no, I don't get paid for this free add...I wish other sites would be near as good...makes you want to collect Italian?

that is an amazing site Alex!! i still dont want to collect Italian LOL

but if i did yeah that would certainly get my vote !! now if some one could do such a thing for the rest of the world....

I do now...I may focus on Italia completely for the next few months.

good to know i have TONS i can send your way

Also for me ibolli.it is the best italian stamps site and I inspired it in creating my site with the objective of making a better site.

Well done and i wish you every success!

Is the site just in Italian, or is there a way to see it in english? I see on the home page, that there are some US stamps. Any help would be appreciated.

There are ways to get that done and such translation services can be applied by the owner of the site, but snippets can be copy/pasted by the user into a number of free services.

I used [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] as it is free, auto-detects the language, provides a decent interpretation of the content, and it is very simple to use.

There are many others that I have tried but this is my go-to service.

Thanks for the help Stampdays, just thought that they might have a english button on the site. I will give the above a try.

Google Chrome will ask you if you want it translated into English.

Didnt know that, thanks Perfs!!!