1877, Large Numerals 5c. blue as vertical pair paying the local postage with barred cancel on folded lettersheet to Genoa, with blue "T" and 1-10" alongside, taxed upon arrival "17" decimes thus postage due 30-40c. and 1l. applied, part of address and "SOUTHAMPTON-SHIP-LETTER" cds. restored, nevertheless a scarce and attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Large Numerals 5c. blue as horizontal pair and 20c. rose paying the local postage tied by barred "A" to folded letter to Genoa endorsed "p Liffey" and with red "SHIP-LETTER B LONDON" alongside, taxed upon arrival "22" decimes thus postage due 2l. and 10c. as vertical pair applied and tied by cds. "GENOVA 9 APR 74", some adhesives with minor imperfections, a very attractive and scarce entire, signed Enzo Diena with certificate (1991) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. brick-red paying the local postage tied by barred "D" to enevelope to Genoa endorsed "per Britannia", taxed "80c" and upon arrival "13" decimes thus postage due 30c. and 1l. applied (the latter removed and re-affixed to show the red "PAYS ETR. P. ANG BORDEAUX 30 OCT 79" cds., minor ageing, a fine and attractive cover (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1861, unpaid cover from Montevideo with blue octogonal "MONTEVIDEO" to Ivrea with red transit mark "BRESIL BORDEAUX 19 JANV 61", upon arrival charged "10"., fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1861, unpaid folded letter from Montevideo with cds. "MONTEVIDEO * PAQ. FR. K. No. 1 * 15 NOV 68" to Como with "CORREO MONTEVIDEO" and several transit marks, upon arrival charged "10"., fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1866, Numeral 5c. blue and horizontal strip of three 20c. rose tied by barred "A" to reverse of folded letter endorsed "Pr. Sh. Gironde" (acutally travelled by "Orenoque") to Genoa with octogonal "MONTEVIDEO PAQ FR. J NO 2 12 JANV 74" and scarce French Italian exchange marking "F*56" alongside, upon arrival charged "70" decimes thus horizontal strip of three postage due 2l. and single 1l. applied and tied by cds., horizontal fold through 1l. postage due, otherwise a fine and very attractive cover and a large franking of this Uruguayan issue combined with one of the highest Italian taxations on transatlantic mail from South America (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1866, Numerals 10c. green tied by barred "3" to cover endorsed "p France" to Genoa, charged "80" in France and upon arrival charged "14" thus postage due 40c. and 1l. applied and tied by cds., small part of front missing at upper left, otherwise a fine and attractive entire, signed Raybaudi with certificate (1988) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image)

1872, unpaid printed matter dated "Montevideo 20 Stbr 1872" with blue senders cachet alongside to Genoa, upon arrival charged "17" thus postage due 2,5 and 10c. applied on reverse and tied by cds., minor ageing at left, a fine and scarce usage (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 5c. green as horizontal strip of four with barred "A" on cover to Genoa with blueish-green senders cacher alongside, charged "160" in France and upon arrival charged "28" thus postage due 10c. and 1l. each as pair and single 60c. applied and tied by cds. "GENOVA 21 6 78", postage due some minor imperfections, a scarce and very attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. red tied by barred cancel to cover endorsed "vap La France" to Genoa with boxed "FUERA DE HORA" alongside, charged "80" in France and upon arrival charged "13" thus postage due 30-40c. and 60c. applied and tied by cds., small part of front missing and reverse flap stabilized, otherwise a fine and attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. red and 20c. brown tied by barred "A" to cover to Genoa with blueish-green senders cacher alongside, charged "80" in France and upon arrival charged "26" thus postage due 60c. as pair of 1l. applied and tied by cds. "GENOVA 21 6 78", a scarce and very attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 20c. brown, two singles tied by barred "A" and partially by cds. "CORREO MONTEVIDEO 21 AGOST 78" to double weight cover endorsed "pr St. Poitou" to Genoa with blue senders cacher alongside, charged "160" in France and upon arrival charged "28" thus postage duern40c. and 1l., each as vertical pair, applied and tied by cds., tiny part of front missing at left and 1l. affixed around the edge, otherwise a rare and attractive cover (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image)

1841, folded letter dated "Montevideo 21 Maggio 1841", addressed to Genoa and transported by ship "Costante", charged 4 soldi upon arrival and red three-line "VIA DI MARE (A)" applied, fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1841, folded letter dated "Montev Abrile 7 1840", addressed to Genoa and transported by ship "Mima", charged 5 soldi upon arrival and red three-line "VIA DI MARE (A)" applied, fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1848, folded letter dated "Mtevideo 28. febbraro 1848", addressed to Genoa and transported by ship "Maria Teresa", charged 4 soldi upon arrival and red -line "VIA DI MARE (A)" applied, fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1848, folded letter dated "Montevideo Agosto 5 1848", addressed to Genoa and transported by ship "Chinescal", charged 9 soldi upon arrival and red -line "VIA DI MARE (A)" applied, fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874, Estero Viktor Emanuel II. 30 (with lower left corner "unmodified") and 40c. tied by a superb strike of the rare barred "MONTEVIDEO" to insufficently paid registered envelope transported on the ship "Europa" to Aulla, upon arrival a good strike of two-line "Da Montevideo coi Postali Italiani" applied, some soiling and minor imperfections on the adhesives, but one of only four known registered letters carried by Lavarello from Montevideo to Italy, only two of these known with the barred "MONTEVIDEO" cancel and this is the only known with this franking as also mentioned in "Sassone Gli Annullamenti" on page 629, signed Colla with certificate (2009) and certificate Scheller (2009) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image)

1874, Estero Viktor Emanuel II. 20 and 40c. tied by a strike of the rare barred "MONTEVIDEO" to folded letter to Napoli Vallo della Lucania per Acquavella, some soiling and minor imperfections on the adhesives, but only two other covers known with this cancellation, signed E. Diena with certificate (1984) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image)

1866, Numerals 10c. green paying the local rate tied by barred "A" to envelope endorsed "Italo-Platense" with adjacent cds. "CORREO MONTEVIDEO 25 OCT 72" to Genoa, taxed "4" d. and postage due 40c. applied on reverse, with good strike of handstamp "con Bastim Mercant." alongside, two disinfection slits, a scarce and fine entire (Image 1) (Image)

1874, Numerals 10c. green (faulty) paying the local postage tied by barred oval and cds. "CORREOS MONTEVIDEO 19 JUN" to almost complete folded letter to Como, taxed "9" d. and postage due 40 and 50c. applied with adjacent three-line "PIROSCAFI POSTALI FRANCESI", (last line with pen strike-through, this cancellation was in use because the handstamp "Da Buenos Aires coi Postali Italiani" was not ready yet), two disinfection slits, fine. A very attractive entire from the first journey of the "Espresso" of the Laverello Company from Montevideo to Genoa and at the same time the only known letter from Montevideo with this peculiarity (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1874, Numerals 10c. green paying the local postage tied by barred oval with adjacent cds. "CORREOS MONTEVIDEO 19 OCT 74" to enevelope to Stradella, taxed "9" d. and three singles postage due 30c. applied with adjacent two-line "Da Montevideo coi Postali Italiani", two disinfection slits, the Uruguay and one postage due adhesive faults. A very attractive entire with the earliest known date of the handstamp (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. brick-red paying the local postage tied by cds "CORREOS MONTEVIDEO 7 JUNIO 77" to enevelope to Genoa, taxed "10" d. and postage due 1l. applied with adjacent two-line "Da Montevideo coi Postali Italiani", a fine and scarce entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. brick-red paying the local rate tied by barred "A" to envelope endorsed "pr. Europa" with adjacent cds. "CORREO MONTEVIDEO 6 DICIE 78" to Genoa, taxed "4" d. and postage due 40c. applied, with good very clear strike of handstamp "con Bastim Mercant." with another one alongside, slightly toned at left, a scarce and fine entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, Numerals 10c. brick-red paying the local postage tied by cds "CORREOS MONTEVIDEO 8 5 77" to enevelope to Genoa from there forwarded to Stradello and back, taxed "10" d. and two singles postage due 1l. applied with adjacent two-line "Da Montevideo coi Postali Italiani", despite some faults an an attractive entire (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image)

1877, 10c. brick-red as block of eight plus single, paying internal rate for 9 Uruguayan weights of 7,5 gr., tied by barred "A" to reverse of enevelope endorsed "Pr. Str. Nord America" addressed to Genoa, upon arrival charged for five Italian weights of 15gr. and postage due 5l. applied and tied by cds. "GENOVA 3 1 78" with two-line handstamp "Da Montevideo coi Postali Italiani" alongside, some folds away from adhesives and openend out for display, this is already a very rare single franking, beyond that the only known letter from South America with a single 5l. postage due stamp, signed E. Diena with certificate (1987) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image)