Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 60834
Symbol: DCE
Cat No: C9
1920, 10c Plane at Rest and Pilot Foreground, a very fine unused example, displaying excellent margins, without gum as issued, superb; only 41 examples recorded according to the research by Carlos Valenzuela Acosta; signed Bloch. (Image)
Opening EUR 500.00
Sold...EUR 1,400.00
Closed..Dec-07-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 1400
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 60835
Symbol: F
Cat No: C9
1920, 10c Plane at Rest and Pilot Foreground, vivid colours and even margins, on 4 March cover from Barranquilla to Cartagena, tied by "CCNA/Agencia Barranquilla" oval in purple, upfranked for the double rate with National Post 1/2c (two different stamps) and 5c, tied by "Correos Aéreos/Barranquilla" oval type in datestamp in blue, backstamped on receipt on the same day; minor aging not affecting the stamp (encountered in other covers from this flight). Only 11 covers with this vignette have survived from the Return Flight of 4 March. (Image)
Opening EUR 1,200.00
Sold...EUR 1,200.00
Closed..Dec-07-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 1200
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 60836
Symbol: F
Cat No: C15
1921, 30c rose, tied on arrival by time clock circular handstamp with date below (28.11.21) on November 1st cover front dispatched in Bremen (Germany) and addressed to Barranquilla, bearing Germany 60pf with one stamp missing at left; despite faults, a scarce combination cover further enhanced by the rare early usage. (Image)
Opening EUR 100.00
Sold...EUR 320.00
Closed..Dec-07-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 320
Colombia
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 30382
Symbol: C
Cat No: 421-436
1935 Third National Olympiad 5c to 10p mint l.h. set of 12, very fine and mostly very well centred incl. the 10p which is especially scarce as such; signed Roig (Scott $1'225). (Image)
Opening EUR 200.00
Sold...EUR 220.00
Closed..Dec-05-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 220
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 50029
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Colombia - 1861-62 Issues, group of eight essays of cancellations on white wove and pelure papers, including Bogotá pearl oval in blue (on this essay Sperati refers to the cliché of May-41 and he produced it in Nov-43, and indicates the colophonite as a chemical substance he used) and black, "0" numeral in red (on this annotated that it exist this cancellation in red and additionally that he 'issued' -tiré- or reproduced this in November 1943), blue and black, "Honda./Franca." & "Cartago./Franca." ovals. (Image)
Opening EUR 200.00
Sold...EUR 200.00
Closed..Dec-06-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 200
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 50031
Symbol:
Colombia States, Tolima - 1871 Condor 5c, master negative on film in greyish on yellow with red spots, with the surround painted in red-black to concentrate the light on the area of design, unique. (Image)
Opening EUR 200.00
Sold...EUR 180.00
Closed..Dec-06-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 60829
Symbol: C
Cat No: 436
1934, "Olympiad of Barranquilla" 10p black and grey, an outstanding mint example with very good centring and freshness, original gum; very fine. (Image)
Opening EUR 100.00
Sold...EUR 180.00
Closed..Dec-07-2022, 23:59:00 EST
Sold For 180
States - Antioquia
Sale No: 22DE
Lot No: 60838
Symbol: H
Cat No: Collection
1868, 2 1/2c blue, position 23, a very scarce marginal example from the base of the sheet, unusually fresh impression displaying very large to huge margins, used with light strike of "Salamina/Franca" oval handstamp in blue; usual thin spots and vertical crease along outer frame line at right, not detracting from this, one of only two examples recorded with a handstamp cancellation, this feature making this item absolutely exceptional if we also considered the remarkable scarcity of this stamp, which is already highly desirable with manuscript usages; signed Stanley Gibbons.
Note: This example was unrecorded by the famous expert and collector Juan Santa María (Medellín). We have discovered that it was originally used as part of a pair. The other stamp, being position 22 (at left in the unsevered pair), was part of the Larsen and Santa María collections. Both positions 22 and 23 perfectly match the shape between them and the oval postmark. When the Larsen collection was sold in 1960, the position 22 was illustrated in the only colour plate dedicated to Colombia in that all world auction catalogue, and it was included in that privileged position as a rarity for having a postmark; then it was already presented as a single, consequently the pair had been already severed before that time. (Image)
