Italy Franchise Stamps Of 1924? Where In The World Are They In Scott?

Hello again all. getting back in into my stamps, have US complete NH from 1930 on, airmails complete, so since I'm i'm just pettering around with what I can afford in the other stuff, decided to start getting my worldwide together, to work from 1840-1964 (classic period, up to my birth year - that way I get to see the African nations gain independence, rise of the communist nations like China, Israel's beginning, etc.). Using Steiner pages, printing them as I need them. Came across a puzzler today - Where in the world does Scott stash the 1924 Italian Franchise stamps? Found I have a few of these, Steiner has the pages, but can't find them for the life of my in the 2008 Scott catalog discs? Any help appreciated.

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Not listed in Scott. Sassone catalog list these stamps.

thank you sir.. I'm not going crazy, that's a relief.

jallan
Apologies for going a bit off topic, however you say ...


Which has me curious when anyone says "complete". How do you define complete? Granted there are about 150 major numbers, but then there are wet vs dry printings, line vs comb perforations, tagged vs untagged, booklets, special booklet paper, etc, which add about another 25 easily identifiable varieties. Still a manageable number of things to chase.

Hi @jallan7982.
For Italian stamps I recommend this website: https://www.ibolli.it

I hope it helps.