1872, Hidalgo 50c. yellow with good margins tied by "CORREO VERACRUZ SETBRE 17 1872" to cover front of mourning cover endorsed "Via New York" to Genoa, blue crayon "30" U.S. debit to Italy for the transit from Mexiko to U.S. applied in New York with corresponding cds. "NEW YORK TRANSIT OCT 2", by Cunard packet "Java" from New York to Queenstown, upon arrival charged "51" thus postage due 10c., 1l. as vertical pair of 2l. applied and tie by cds., postage due adhesives with faults, nevertheless quite attractive and rare as only a few letters were sent to Italy by American ships (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874, Hidalgo 25c. blue tied by boxed "FRANCO EN CHINIPAS" to envelope to Genoa, via San Francisco where blue crayon "35" U.S. debit to Italy, black "T" and cds. "SAN FRANCISCO LOCAL ST. SHIP APR 27" where applied, over land to New York, upon arrival in Genoa charged "115" thus postage due 5-10c. and 1l. applied (at edge of cover) and tie by cds., a very attractive and rare cover as letters carried by American ships are already scarce, this letter has been carried via Mazatlan to San Francisco and then by land to New York, where most of the mail went via Veracruz and New Orleans (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1848, folded lettersheet from "VERA-CRUZ OC 16 1848" to Lucca, with ship "Forth" up to Bermuda, there transshipped onto the "Severn" up to Southampton, rated "2/3" d.; the letter endorsed to the "HEATH & FURSE" which paid "£ 1.3" to the GPO, with red boxed "RETUNED FROM" and "LONDON PAID" alongside, via Boulogne with oval "P.F" to Lucca, there marked "Sconosciuto", the letter has most likely been never delivered, despite some faults a very interesting entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1853, folded letter from "VERA-CRUZ NO 4 1853" to Voltri with nice strike of boxed "COLONIES/&c ART. 13" alongside, sent with ship "Avon" up to St. Thomas, there transshipped onto the "Magdalena" up to Southampton and then to Genoa, there charged with "17" decimes and redirected to Voltri with red straight-line "RETRODATO" on reverse, a attractive entirern  (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1856, Hidalgo 2r. green tied by cds. "FRANCO MEXICO 3 DIC" to small cover endorsed "Via Inglesa" via London to Torino, on front cds. "Angl. / Amb. Calais 2 JANV 59", upon arrival charged "10", two backflaps missing ans small tape remainders, rare (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1856, Hidalgo 4r. red tied by cds. "FRANCO MEXICO" to enevelope endorsed "paquete / Ingles" via London with "GB/1F.60C." accountancy marking alongside to Torino, fine and  and attractive (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1856, Hidalgo 1r. yellow (being put together from 2 stamps) and 2r. green tied by cds. to folded lettersheet to Mantova, from Vera Cruz up to New Orleans to New York, the letter was treated as unpaid letter and the N.Y. exhange office applied a charge of 6 cents. France forwarded the letter under Article 35 of Franco-Prussian letter bill, updon delivery charged with "97" new kr. (2*42=84 plus 13 new kr internal postage), despite some faults a very unusual and interesing entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1868, Hidalgo 50c. on yellow tied by cds. "VERA CRUZ" to cover to Genoa with blue merchant handstamp at lower left, by ship "Corsica up to St. Thomas, unpaid tripe-rate for the transatlantic journey, in London taxed with "3.60", upon arrival charged with "51" decimes thus postage due 5c. (two singles) and 40,60c. and vertical pair 2l. applied, postage due some faults, cover slightly reduced at top, a very fine and rare entirernrnProvenance: The Dr. Paul J. Kornan Collection, HR Harmer, 1994 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image)

1874, Hidalgo 50c. green (affixed at edge) tied by cds. "VERA CRUZ 3/11/78" to cover to Genoa with blue merchant handstamp at lower left, unpaid tripe-rate for the transatlantic journey, upon arrival charged with "51" decimes thus postage due 10c. 1l. and horinzontal pair 2l. applied, one 2l. faulty, cover opened on two sides, a fine and rare entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1866, Maximilian 13c. blue with close to good margins tied by cds. "VERACRUZ DEC 66" to folded lettersheet endorsed "via St. Nazaire" to Genoa, with octogonal VERA-CRUZ PAQ. FR. B. No. 2 14 DEC 66" alongside, upon arrival charged "10" decimes, some age spots, a scarce cover with an issue rarely discovered on maritime mail (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1868, Hidalgo 25c. blue on rose with close to good margins tied by cds. "FRANCO VERACRUZ FEB 8 1870" to folded lettersheet to Genoa with octogonal "VERA-CRUZ PAQ. FR. B. NO 3 13 FEVR 70" alongside, upon arrival charged "30" decimes thus rare vertical strip of postage due 1l. applied and tied by cds., scarce and attractive (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1868, Hidalgo 12c. on green horizontal pair and single tied by cds. "VERACRUZ 15  5 71" to envelope endorsed "Voie de St. Nazaire" to Genoa with French Italian exchange marking "F*56" alongside, upon arrival charged at the quadruple rate "40" thus horizontal pair postage due 2l. applied to reverse and tied by cds., opened out for display, a rare and attractive cover (Image 1) (Image)

1872, Hidalgo 12c. blue and 25c. red (both cut into) tied by cds. "VERACRUZ AGO 17 1872" to three-weight folded letter to Genoa with red octogonal "VERA-CRUZ PAQ. FR. B. No. 1 17 AOUT 72" alongside, upon arrival taxed "30" thus postage due 1 and 2l. applied and tied by cds., a fine and rare entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874, Hidalgo 10c. black and 25c. blue tied by cds. "VERACRUZ FEB 20 1877" to slightly shortened envelope to Genoa with octogonal "VERA-CRUZ PAQ. FR. B. No 1 20 FEVR" alongside, rated "2" in red crayon and blue handstamp "1F60C" applied, upon arrival charged "28" thus postage due 40c. as pair and 1l. applied and tied by cds., some ageing and the pair postage due lifted to show the octogonal cancel resulting on a crease, a scarce entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874, Hidalgo 25c. blue tied by cds. "VERACRUZ 24 DIC 77" to envelope to Genoa with octogonal "VERA-CRUZ PAQ. FR. B. No 1 26 DEC" alongside, rated "2" in red crayon but charged only "1*40" thus postage due 40c. and 1l. applied and tied by cds., opened on two sides, age spot at bottom, otherwise a fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1864, unpaid entire letter from Puerto de Mazatlan (dated 18.9.) with manuscript endorsement "per overlandmail" carried by Forwarded Agent "ZIEL, BERTHEAU & Co." via "SAN FRANCISCO SEP.26.1864" and "N. YORK BREM. PK. 3 OCT.22" with tax mark "30" by Bremen Convention Mail with German transit mark "AMERICA ÜBER BREMEN" in blue and tax mark "22" to Backnang with arrival mark, slight folded marks and toned (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874/99, kleine ungebrauchte Sammlung, sauber auf 4 Blättern (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image)

1880/1950 (ca.), ungebrauchte und gebrauchter kleiner alter Lagerbestand (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image)