Italy Tax Stamp Or Propaganda Issue?

Dear Stamp Community Family

I have found this strip of three stamps in a bunch of stamps of italy.

I've checked my italian catalogues as well as some Websites but did not find the Information I am looking for.



The man on the middle stamps is the Dux (Duce) Mussolini. The badges on the left and right stamps are the "coat of arms" of the National Fascist Party of Italy (Partito Nazionale Fascista). The inscription "Fascio di combattimento" literally means "Italian combat organizations" (known as the blackshirts). And "Anno XX" is the year 20 of the fascist era in italy (this lasted from October 29, 1941 to October 28, 1942). No value printed on any of the three stamps.

Are these stamps maybe revenue or fiscal stamps? For what kind of tax?
Or are these "stamps" for the party contributions?
Or are they just propaganda stamps?

I am excited to see what the experts in this forum can tell me about these stamps.

Best regards from Switzerland

André

Hi Andrè, nice stamps..

I ' am curious too now.. when I ll back at home i' ll check on my Sassone catalogue and try to let you know more about it.

I do have 6 different pairs like this one, 4 differents inscriptions, the Fascio di combattimento in 2 differents color and the Massaie Rural too. I purchased them describe as Cinderella. I never make research

Hi Andrè.. so I did research about them..

And it is no a stamp or tax.

But they are "Party contributions".

Usualy we can find them on "Fascist card" or in particular documents that P.N.F did..

Dear arditiroma

Thanks a lot/Mille grazie.

Best regards from Switzerland

André

You are welcome

Guess:
Erinnofila = The discipline of collecting Poster Stamps.

Erinnofilìa sf [comp. Of ted. Erinne (rungsmarke) "commemorative stamp" and -filia]. - Collection of commemorative or propaganda stamps unusable for postal affiliation.

1935
Italy