Stamperia Reale

Stamperia Reale (Royal Printing House) is an Italian publishing and printing institution founded in Turin in 1815 under the Kingdom of Sardinia. Its original prerogative was the printing of the laws and decrees of the kingdom. In 1860, during the unification of Italy, it became the official publisher of the 'Collezione Celerifera delle Leggi e Decreti del nascente stato' and moved with the capital of the Kingdom of Italy first to Florence and then definitively to Rome. Its headquarters were originally in via del Moretto; in 1936 it moved to no. 12 via Due Macelli, in premises formerly occupied by the newspaper Il Popolo Romano, in the Liberty-style Palazzo Chauvet. The Stamperia continued the official publication of Italian laws and decrees until the founding of the Istituto Poligrafico, which took over the printing of all official publications but left the Stamperia as a state concessionaire for the distribution of a periodic journal and other various official publications. Today the Stamperia Reale operates as Stamperia Reale di Roma S.R.L., active in typography (with an establishment in via Casalmonferrato in Rome) and as a publishing house for historical and cultural books at no. 12 via Due Macelli, Rome.

Stamperia Reale was created in 1815 under the Kingdom of Sardinia. Its prerogatives included the printing of laws and decrees pertaining to the kingdom. In 1860, during the unification of Italy, the Stamperia became the official publishing house of the 'Collezione Celerifera delle Leggi e Decreti del nascente stato' and was transferred, following the capital of the Kingdom of Italy, first to Florence and then definitively to Rome. Its headquarters were located in via del Moretto, and in 1936 it was moved to no. 12 via Due Macelli, in the premises currently occupied, the former seat of the newspaper Il Popolo Romano, in the Liberty-style Palazzo Chauvet. The Stamperia continued the official publication of Italian laws and decrees until the founding of the Istituto Poligrafico, which took over the printing of all official publications but nevertheless left the Stamperia as a state concessionaire for the distribution of a periodic journal and other various official publications. Today the Stamperia Reale is still active under the name Stamperia Reale di Roma S.R.L. Its activities include typography, with an establishment in via Casalmonferrato in Rome, and publishing of historical and cultural books at no. 12 via Due Macelli, Rome.

• 1936

  Headquarters transferred to no. 12 via Due Macelli, Rome, in the former seat of Il Popolo Romano.

• 1860

  Becomes official publisher of the 'Collezione Celerifera delle Leggi e Decreti del nascente stato' and moves first to Florence, then to Rome.

• 1815

  Stamperia Reale founded in Turin under the Kingdom of Sardinia.

Historic Italian state printer and publisher, now a private limited company specializing in typography and cultural/historical publishing.

• Official laws and decrees of the Kingdom of Sardinia and later Italy

• Collezione Celerifera delle Leggi e Decreti

• Periodic journal and other official publications

• Historical and cultural books

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2. 2Stamperia Reale - Wikipédia (fr)fr.wikipedia.org
3. 3Stamperia Reale official websitestamperiareale.it