Lot of 19 Italian stamps. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 70, 80, 90, 100, 120, 130, 150, 170, 180 LIRE. 17 unique, 15 and 20 LIRE – two of each. Good condition – you will receive the stamps that you see in the pictures. The stamps from Siracusana series are a part of the Italian philatelic history. They were issued in the 20th century and are related to the ancient city of Syracuse (Siracusa), located in Sicily, Italy. On the stamp, you might find an exquisite depiction of “Italia turrita” that in art and iconography is often represented as a female figure symbolizing Italy, wearing a mural crown with towers or battlements. The turreted crown is a symbol of sovereignty and strength, representing the fortified cities and walls of Italy. On the Siracusana stamps, you can see the representation of “Italia turrita”, showcasing the personification of Italy as a strong and powerful nation. Their denomination value represented its cost for mailing letters or parcels. Today, these stamps have become collectible items for philatelists and history enthusiasts, as they hold cultural and historical significance from the mid-20th century. The Siracusana series, in particular, serves as a window to the rich heritage and beauty of Syracuse.