1879 (21 Mar) outer FL from Tampico to Bordeaux, franked with 10c orange "1479" overprinted, tied by oval departure, New Orleans (Mar 28) transit, "Centimes 35" and "T" in circle, New York (Apr 1) and Bordeaux (15 Apr) arrival pmks on back, crayon due markings on front, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1914 coverfront addressed to Mexico City, franked with 5c orange (Scott 314) with a "Colima" local handstamp, corresponding 18 Oct 1914 departure pmk alongside, fine usage, with 2001 MEPSI certificate (Image)

Est.US$150

1914 (31 Mar) American Consulate pre-addressed "Sanitary Report" legal size cover, franked with single 5c orange, sent from Manzanillo to Washington, D.C., filing fold away from the stamp, fine (Image)

Est.US$150

1914 mourning cover addressed to San Antonio, franked with 5c orange (Scott 314) locally overprinted "San Juan de Allende" (Coahuila), used in combination with unoverprinted 5c (Denver) revenue adhesive, tied by June 30 1914 San Juan de Allende pmk, "unclaimed" label mostly removed, San Antonio arrival and "Sent to Dead Letter Office" Aug 11 datestamps on back, rare cover (Image)

Est.US$150

1914 cover locally addressed, franked with 5c orange (Scott 314) locally overprinted "San Juan de Allende" (Coahuila), tied by unclear San Juan de Allende pmk, "unclaimed" label folded over, with "Lista" Aug 1, 1914 datestamp on back, additional "No reclamada" and 30 July Piedras Negras, as well as Nov 8 1914 arrival pmks, filing fold away from the stamps, rare usage as apparently most of the mail was sent to USA and covers were additionally franked with Denver revenue adhesives (Image)

Est.US$250

1915 Sabinas (Coahuila) local provisional overprint, 1c dull violet, horizontal strip of 10, overprinted "Gobiernio Constitucionalista", type I. The sheet was turned after the first application of the overprint, which reads up at left and down at right five stamps, unused without gum, interesting item (Image)

Est.US$150

1915 (21 Feb) legal size cover franked with vertical pair of 5c Sonora Coach seals, sent from Guyamas to the American Consul in Hermosillo, attractive "Botica Del Leon" corner handstamp, filing fold away from the stamps, with arrival pmk (Image)

Est.US$150

1916 20c red & blue, horizontal pair used on registered cover from Culiacan, Sin. to San Francisco, with "Certificacion" label and transit & arrival markings on back, minor toning, otherwise fine (Cat No. 535) (Image)

Est.US$150

1917 cover from Monterey to USA, franked with pair of 5c orange, with inverted "Corbata" overprints, tied by Railroad pmks, minor cover tears, fine (Cat No. 521var) (Image)

Est.US$250

1917 (23 June) small registered cover paying 30c rate with 6x5c ultramarine, tied on back by oval Nogales departure datestamps, sent to San Francisco, with "Certificacion" label, transit & arrival markings on back, fine-v.f. (Cat No. 613) (Image)

Est.US$150

1934 University Issue, Postage and Air Post complete, l.h. or h.r., mostly well centered for issue, fine-v.f., cat. $6115 (Cat No. 698-706,C54-61) (Image)

Cat. $6115, Est.US$1,500

1934 National University, 20p brown on brown lake, h.r., disturbed gum, well centered, v.f., with 2011 MEPSI certificate (Cat No. C61) (Image)

Est.US$500

1935 20c Amelia Earhart, handstamped "Muestra" in blue, l.h., v.f., signed Sanabria, with 2022 MEPSI certificate (Cat No. C74S) (Image)

Est.US$300

1914 (21 Sep) 5c stationery entire envelope sent from Mexico, D.F. to 3rd Battalion in Chihuahua, with official seal at left (torn on opening). Torreon Chihuahua duplex datestamp and "Seccion Postal Militar Division Del Norte "Brigada Robles" in oval, returned to Mexico City, with "Lista" arrival (Image)

Est.US$250

1914 (22 Oct) cover franked with 1c and 4c, tied by violet "Seccion Postal Militar Division del Norte Brigada Robles" in oval, addressed to Chihuahua, with arrival pmk on back, minor cover tears, otherwise fine (Brigada Robles of the North Division was one of 20 brigades under General Villa. It was led by General Jose Isabel Robles in the Mexico Revolution in the Battle of Torreon, The Battle of San Pedro de las Colonias, the Battle of Paredon and the Battle of Zacatecas) (Image)

Est.US$250