1862, letter to Condom, France bearing 5c. brick red with huge margins all round and showing portions of four (!) neighbouring stamps. The stamp covering only the domestic rate from SANTIAGO to the port of embarkation, with British and French "GB/2F87 50/10" tax marking and "12" alongside, French entry markings. There are only a couple of covers known to overseas destinations bearing postage stamps of the first issues as partial frankings. (Image)

1911/1913, Personalities five different stamps incl. 4c. Zambrano, 10c. Freire, 20c. Bulnes, 60c. Montt and 1p. Pinto all in blocks of four with punch holes and red opt. SPECIMEN in different types, mint never hinged and scarce (Image)

1890/1990 (ca.), assortment of apprx. 180 covers/cards/stationeries, mainly commercial mail, a good selection of early used stationeries incl. some uprated, registered and airmail etc. Useful source of postal history, viewing advised! (Image)

1910/99, covers (145) mostly used to Switzerland or Germany inc. registration/airmail. (Image)

1911, ABN Specimen proofs, Definitives 1c.-5p., short set of 21 as single stamps, pairs and block of four (= 147 stamps). Michel nos. 94/114, Michel 980 € for hinged normal stamps already.

1909/1931, lot of four parcel despatch forms: H&G nos. 2, 3, 28 unused; no. 18 used (this one with punched holes/registry). (Image)