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Serbia continued...

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40553

Mi 12ID, 14ID/17ID

1869-70 Prince Milan 1st printing mint/used selection in perf.12 x 9 1/2 25pa with full original gum, 10 and 35pa used (scarce), a scarce group.(Image 1)

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Estimate. € 200

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40554

Mi. 12IB/18B

1869-70 Prince Milan 1st printing set mint including elusive 20pa, 25pa and 35pa perf. 9 1/2, full o.g., scarce group.

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Estimate. € 200

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Spain

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40555

1767 ca. Folded cover from Spain to Buenos Aires, conveyed via Cádiz as confirmed by the “España” postmark in red (Kouri type VII), rated “3 De Plata” (reales) with corresponding hs in same colour on reverse, both well and freshly struck. The letter was addressed to Domingo de Basavilbaso, Postmaster of Buenos Aires. One of the extremely few covers recorded exhibiting this combination of postmarks, both conceived to be used on transatlantic mail. Ex Kouri and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 600

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40556

1767 (dated inside). Large part of folded letter from Laredo (Spain) to Comayagua, conveyed via Havana and Veracruz, displaying “Vizcaia” marking in black on dispatch, and “España” in red struck at Corunna, rated “3” Reales in manuscript on front. The earliest letter known to Central America bearing any of the “España” postmarks. Ex Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 1,000

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40557

1772 (Nov 11). Entire letter from Cádiz addressed to the Postmaster Domingo de Basavilbaso at Buenos Aires, displaying “Andalucia/Alta”, “España” straight-line and framed rate “3 Pta.” (as required for the single weight) s, all struck in red on dispatch. “San Miguel” endorsement to confirm the carriage by this ship. A very rare combination of handstamps exhibiting a rare rate marking for transatlantic mail. Ex Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 300

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40558

1778 ca. Large folded cover from Madrid addressed to Antonio Hermenegildo de Querejazu, member of the Royal Audience of Lima, most infrequently rated at 67 Reales (in manuscript), according to a 6? ounces weight, endorsed “Coruña”, where the “España” straight-line in red was applied. The route of transport was Corunna-Havana-Cartagena de Indias-Santa Fe-Quito-Lima. The highest franking documented on mail to the Americas exhibiting any of the “España” postmarks. Ex Camino and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 500

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40559

1779 ca. Folded cover from Cádiz (Spain) to Lima, via Corunna and Buenos Aires, rated on departure with boxed “3 Pta.” marking, then transported overland to Corunna where it was struck by “España” straight-line postmark in a different shade in red, following embarkation on the “El Clarendón” frigate as validated by the endorsement at left, departing from the north of Spain to call at Buenos Aires in America, following an overland route via Potosí. An exceptional and very unusual combination of postmarks applied at Corunna and Cádiz, these cities being located far apart on the northern and southern coasts of Spain. Ex Camino and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 300

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40560

1790 ca. Undated folded cover from Cádiz via Corunna to Lima, initially struck on dispatch with red “España” hs at bottom, with a similar strike of Corunna applied at top (Kouri types I & II), presumably having paid 5 Reales, of which 2 corresponding to inland fees, and conveyed via Buenos Aires. This mail, instead of being embarked at Cádiz, was placed on board a ship calling at Corunna which had most probably planned an earlier departure. The only cover documented displaying two different “España” postmarks, this being an absolutely exceptional feature, as these were applied in two different cities in Spain. Ex Camino and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 500

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40561

1790 ca. Two covers from Spain to Lima, both transported via Corunna and disembarked at Buenos Aires, where the “España” postmark in red was handstruck (Kouri type VII), then following the route via Cuzco. One affected by edge splitting at base and vertical filing fold, the other with small portion of paper missing caused by insect erosion. A rare usage of the Buenos Aires postmark. Ex Camino.(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

Estimate. € 200

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40562

1790 (April). Cover to Lima via Cádiz, as confirmed by the boxed “5 Pta” marking (indicating payment for the double weight) and “Cadiz” straight-line, both in red. Endorsed “Sn. Pedro alias La Reyna”, and docket inside stating the arrival of the “San Pedro” to Callao on 15 April 1790. Small erosion caused by vertical fold at top. One of just three covers known displaying the double rate handstamp of Cádiz for transatlantic mail. Ex Camino and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 200

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40563

1790 ca. Undated cover from Spain to Lima, registering postmarks of Cádiz including framed “7 Pta” corresponding to the 7 Reales triple maritime rate and, also in red, “Cadiz” straight-line. Conveyed by the “San Pedro” frigate as indicated at lower left. Only two covers are documented with this triple-rate marking for transatlantic mail. Ex Camino and Sitjà.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 180

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40564

1795 (Oct). Folded cover from Spain to Guatemala endorsed “Coruña”, where the red “España” postmark was struck, rated for the triple weight with “7” Reales in manuscript according to the 1764 tariff. Dated on arrival on reverse in manuscript. It is believed that the route covered was either Corunna-Havana-Acapulco or Omoa-Guatemala. Triple rate transatlantic covers from Spain are very scarce, with no more than five recorded.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 200

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40565

1802 (Dec 9, 25). Two entire letters from Vigo to Buenos Aires (Argentina), including one struck in centre in greenish black with “Vigo/Galicia” two-line hs before the application of the “España” postmark of Corunna (Kouri type III); the other entire exhibiting faint strike of “Vigo/Galicia” hs and “España” postmark in red (Kouri type III), and as an unpaid letter, 3 Reales should have been charged to the recipient. A rare transatlantic duo.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 200

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40566

1938 Defence of Madrid 45c+2p mini sheet, mint n.h., some marginal bends and a rough spot by the serial number, rare (Mi. €400).

Estimate. € 100

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Canary Islands

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40567

Edifil 1083

1950, "Visit of the Caudillo to the Canary Islands" 10c on 25p brown, without control number on back, mint never hinged, slightly centred to top, very fresh and fine. Very rare and the key stamp of the modern collection of Spain.(Image 1)

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Estimate. € 500

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Sweden

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40568

Facit 6a3

1856-62 (3 öre) Black local stamp, two singles neatly tied by "star" cancels on local cover, very fine & an unusual & scarce way of folding a letter, attractive, cert. Nils Svensson (1980).(Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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Estimate. € 150

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40569

Facit 14B

1862-66 Lion 3ö brown, two singles, tied by Malmo 4.5.1872 cds to folded printed entire to Kristinehamn, very fine printed matter rate cover.(Image 1)

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Estimate. € 50

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40570

Facit 17d, 21j

1872-78 Ring Type 3 öre Orange-brown pair plus 12 öre strip of three, all tied by Stockholm 13.9.1873 cds on cover to Bordeaux, fine example of the 42 öre rate to France.(Image 1) (Image 2)

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Estimate. € 100

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Turkey

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40571

1872-1921 Group of Ottoman stamps with cancel interest incl. Yemen plus a selection of 19 covers incl. Palestine, noted Nasrie, much of interest.(Image 1)

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Estimate. € 100

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40572

1880 envelope to Istanbul franked on the reverse with 1870-71 5pi blue pin perf, 1876 20pa pale green and 1876 1pi yellow pair, all cancelled by good strikes of the Monastir (modern day North Macedonia) Arabic script cancel in blue-green, with Stamboul arrival adjacent, fine and attractive.(Image 1) (Image 2)

Estimate. € 340

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