Guanajuato, Morelia 13c blue and 25c orange lithographed, each on very attractive and clean cover addressed to León: The Guanajuato 25c is from consignment #47-1866 and is well centred, with great margins, the 13c blue also well margined.

Mexico District Name Only 13c blue, mint o.g. block of sixteen. These stamps were exchanged for the demonetized Eagles and do not have the consignment number; only 5,108 were issued and are scarce in large multiples. Cert. MEPSI (1996). NF $300 as four blocks of four. (Image)

Mexico District 25c orange, consignment #2-1866, three good margins, on entire letter sent to Zacatecas dated August 6, 1866 with "on the nose" cancel (Schatzkès #821). An attractive cover in great condition. (Image)

Mexico District, San Luis Potosí 7c Lilac, consignment #3-1867 and #140-1866, both with good margins all around, mint o.g. Very fine. Certs Mepsi (1988, 1990). Scott $900. (Image)

Mexico District 50c green, consignment #11-1867, three large margins, just touched at left, mint part o.g., faint trace of a thin. Very fesh. Cert. Mepsi (1985), signed Shelton. Scott $700. (Image)

Orizava 25c, consignment #124-1866, full sheet of 200 mint. Very uncommon as a complete sheet. NF #54B. NF $400 as singles. (Image)

Puebla Subs 25c orange lithographed, group of three covers from small towns: San Martín Texmelucan #3-1866 dated October 1866 (three margins, one touching at right); Tehuacán #108-1866 (three margins , one tight at top) and Tehuacán #3-1866 dated August 1866 (margins all around).

San Luis Potosí 7c gray lithographed, consignment #74-1866, no district name, irregular block of ten with good margins, clear to mainly ample margins, very fresh original gum and printing. Very small thin spot and horizontal crease between stamps in center. One of the two largest multiples known. Very small NF$900 as two block and singles. Ex Golden, Taylor and Omar Rodríguez. (Image)

Various Districts 7c lilac lithographed, most with margins all around, group of five very attractive stamps. Districts include Mexico, Ixtlahuaca, Querétaro and Jalapa. This is a scarce denomination. Cert. Mepsi (1995). NF $610. (Image)

Various Districts 7c-50c Maximilians, group of 39 stamps litho and engraved mounted in hingeless album pages. It includes a number of districts: Mexico, Guanajuato, Orizava, Veracruz, Mérida, Guanajuato, Mexico, Córdova, Apam, Zapotlán, Puebla, Lagos, San Luis Potosí and Tulancingo. Two certs. Mepsi. NF $701.

Various Districts 13c blue and 25c orange lithographed on three covers, including Guanajuato #83-1866, San Luis Potosí #94-1866 and Aguascalientes #102-1866. An attractive and clean trio.

Various Districts 25c orange lithographed, group four covers from Querétaro-Celaya, Orizava, Mexico District and Zacatecas-Sombrerete.

Various Districts 13c blue and 25c orange engraved on four covers, comprising Guanajuato #112-866, Mexico #127-866 & #139-866 and Puebla #133-866. An appealing and very fine group.

13c to 50c, unoverprinted "Maximilian" Engraved remainders including three full sheets of 100. These were never issued, representing excellent instruments for the plating, as these most likely come from the original plates. Scott $500 as singles.