Mexico, 1915, 5c entire, "Gobierno Constitucionalista" local provisional overprints. Five different used entires, with overprints of Chihuahua, C. Gonzales, Salvatierra, C. Juarez and Salamanca, all razagos (seal), F.-V.F.
Estimate; $300 - 400. Est. $300-400 (Image)

Est. $300-400

Mexico, 1803-56, Stampless Cover Group. Beautiful selection of 23 items mounted on exhibition pages, highlights include 1803 Nueva Espana (Y&B X1), unlisted 1807 "Franco, En Grande" straight line, red Barca (GD 80), Zamora (ML 205), red Cosihuiriachic (CH51), red Inde (D80), 1855 Villa de Aguasleguas manuscript, Parilla (D7145 in blue and green), Matamoros (Taylor TM-9/10) on undated cover to Pennsylvania with red "New York, Ship 7 cts" cds, etc.; clear well struck postmarks throughout, generally Very Fine or better.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1835-74, Stampless Cover Balance. Seventeen covers plus an 1874 registered front (Merida), earliest is 1835 Mineral Jesus Maria in red (CH81), attractive Muleros (D120), interesting Piedras Negras (Taylor SA-24/7 plus boxed Franco 24/8) with "2" on reverse; condition mixed but the mentioned are nice, F.-V.F. or better.
Estimate; $300 - 400. Est. $300-400 (Image)

Est. $300-400

Mexico, 1856 First Issue Cancellation Balance. 28 covers and 34 stamps or on piece items on exhibition pages displaying mostly different cancels, choice to exceptional strikes with many $75-$100+ items; eighteen districts represented, almost always by sub-office usages, with 1r Hermosillo with red Alamo wreath oval (Schatzkes 544), 1r Tulancingo with bold oval Metztitlan (1727), and 2r Tlalpujahua tied on piece are among the scarcer, Very Fine overall.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1856, First Issue, Queretaro Group. Of five items; 1r + 2r tied on cover by fancy monogram of San Felipe Torres Mochas (Schatzkes 1308B), 1r and two pieces 2r, 1r single on each with three different cancels of Celaya (two fancy with eagles - Schatzkes 1289, 1291 & 1292) and a superb ½r pair with Queretaro oval, Very Fine, a nice group.
Scott No. 1-3; Estimate $400 - 600. Est. $400-600 (Image)

Est. $400-600

Mexico, 1856, First Issue Group. Nine covers and two pieces, includes very fine 4r Jalapa tied but has tape stain away from stamp and cancel, 1r Veracruz tied on cover by Alvarado (Schatzkes 763)m other cover common, most of value is a 1856 piece of registered front with ½r+1r+2r+three 4r Mexico tied by lozenge of dots cancel (Schatzkes 826, complete would be a fortune), overall F.-V.F.
Scott No. 1-4; Estimate $300 - 400. Est. $300-400 (Image)

Est. $300-400

Mexico, 1856, First Issue, Durango Group. Four items; 2r plate I sapphire tied to piece by "Franco" with fancy Inde alongside (Schatzkes 260-261), 1r pairs Mineral Del Oro (278) and Nazas (274), and 2r emerald tied on cover by large Guichapan handstamp (259), Very Fine.
Scott No. 2-3; Estimate $250 - 350. Est. $250-350 (Image)

Est. $250-350

Mexico, 1856, First Issue, Guadalajara Group. Of eight items (4 singles, pair and 3 on piece); with different cancels including Autlan (Schatzkes 373), Ixtlan (429), red Mascota beehive (389), Tamazula (455) tying 4r bisect on piece, Tecolotlan (396) tying 1r & 2r on piece, Tequila (258), etc., Very Fine and attractive.
Scott No. 2-4a; Estimate $250 - 350. Est. $250-350 (Image)

Est. $250-350

Mexico, 1856, First Issue, Jalapa Group. Eight items with different cancels; two covers with 2r tied by Papantla (Schatzkes 623) and 1r pair tied Perote (Schatzkes 631), best of the four on piece items has a 2r tied by Santa Maria Tlapacoyan (641), 1r single cancelled Zacapoaxtla (649), etc., Very Fine, nice group.
Scott No. 2-3; Estimate $150 - 200. Est. $150-200 (Image)

Est. $150-200

Mexico, 1856, First Issue, San Luis Potosí Group. Of five items; 1r tied to 1856 cover by San Luis Potosí oval date (within brief first rate period), two pieces with different San Luis Potosí cancels, one having 1r and 4r tied (Schatzkes 1442), 1r single with complete mute of dots (Schatzkes 1452), and 1r & 2r tied to cover by Espiritu Santo postmark (Schatzkes 1452), Very Fine.
Scott No. 2-4; Estimate $300 - 400. Est. $300-400 (Image)

Est. $300-400

Mexico, 1856 First Issue & Second Issues Balance. 63 stamps and 5 covers, two strips of four of Scott #1. Scarce cancels include Soto la Marina, Otatitlan, Guanacevi, Zimapan, San Andres Tuxtla, Chiapa, Comitan, Cosamaloapam, Culiacan, etc., included is a cover from Veracruz with unrecorded "8" marking, two out of district Mexico covers with Tampico and Huejutla stamps, three 1861 4 reales yellow, a red on yellow four reales (Sc#10b with certificate and four margins) and nine eight reales 1861 (NF $2,500 as singles), overall Very Fine.
Scott No. 1//12; Estimate $500 - 750. Est. $500-750 (Image)

Est. $500-750

Mexico, 1861 Second Issue Balance. Of 16 covers (including 2 sello negros stampless from the period), 4 fronts and 24 on and off piece items, mostly mounted on display pages showing a beautiful range of cancels, mostly from sub-offices; with Chalco wreath (Schatzkes 86) tying 1r on piece, Tulancinco fancy eagle oval (1716) tying 1r pair, red Chale (377-378) tying 2r to piece, Tecolotlan (399) tying 4r half to front, Perote Dilgencias (632) tying 2r to cover, Huajuapam (1043) tying 4r half on piece, etc., generally Very Fine, an attractive group.
Scott No. 6//9a; Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1863-1987 Mexico Collection. Mint and used collection in two Scott Specialty albums, highlights including. Scott #82-83 (used), 828-29 (NH), 895a (NH), C46 (NH), C47-48 (NH), C76A (used), C103-7 (NH), C186-98 and others, some nice B.O.B., solid throughout.
Estimate; $750 - 1,000. Est. $750-1,000

Est. $750-1,000

Mexico, 1864-66 Eagle Issue Balance. 20 covers and 15 on and off piece items, mostly on display pages with many beautiful cancels; nine covers bear stamps having sub-consignment numbers and nine of the other items do as well, some rare including 2r Guadalajara with Zapotlan name (sub number indistinct) tied on cover by S. Gabrriel (Schatzkes 444, Taylor 46/1), most impressive of the pieces has Veracruz 1r 26-1866 and 2r 58-1866 tied together by boxed Soledad (Schatzkes 1800, Taylor 42/2) and much underrated by both), two unoverprinted 1st Period 1r are tied together by Maravatio (Schatzkes 719, Taylor 1/5), pair ½r Guanajuanto 58-1865 sub 56 cancelled with pinwheel mute of Leon on fresh cover, two covers bear 4r stamps, one Mexico sent to France (faulty with cert.) while a Veracruz is tied to a (much nicer) "Por Extraordinario" cover to Mexico; the specialist will enjoy this interesting and diverse group, generally F.-V.F. or better.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1864-66 Eagle Issue Group. With 14 nice (½r, 4r and 8r) stamps mixed mint and used, and two covers with 2r stamps with subs from small towns (San Juan del Rio and Buendias), generally Very Fine, NF for stamps as singles $650+.
Scott No. 20//25; Estimate $250 - 350. Est. $250-350 (Image)

Est. $250-350

Mexico, 1866, Emperor Maximilian (litho), 13c blue. Three exhibit pages plus some unmounted items - six covers and eight stamps (one unused), covers include 13c Apam 16-1867 tied by the usual negative seal, 25c Queretaro brown 33-1866 sub 18 tied Salamanco (Schatzkes 1330, Taylor 19/4), 25c Queretaro 103-1866 numbers inverted tied Celaya, 13c S.L. Potosi 12-1866 sub 12 tied Santa Maria Del Rio (Schatzkes 1502, Taylor 28/1), 245c SLP 12-1866 sub 15 (?) tied by Jaral (Schatzkes 1496, Taylor 16/1), and Guanajuato 83-1866 tied by cds, a loose 25c Merida 52-1866 sub 1866-25 is cancelled Espita (Schatzkes 792, Taylor 11/3), Very Fine overall.
Scott No. 27//32; Estimate $750 - 1,000. Est. $750-1,000 (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Mexico, 1867 Gothic "Mexico" Balance. With both thick and thin paper stamps, total of 27 stamps including three 8r (Sc #40), three 1/2r gray (Sc #42), five 1r blue (Sc #43), 2 beautiful 4r rose (Sc#44) and one large 4r yellow printed on both sides (Sc #38a) with 2015 G. Todd certificate (NF $1,700+), generally F.-V.F. or better.
Scott No. 36//45; Estimate $500 - 750. Est. $500-750 (Image)

Est. $500-750

Mexico, 1868 Full Face Hidalgo Issue Balance. 24 covers and 3 fronts, most mounted for exhibition, 21 of which are from sub offices, one has two 6c and a 12c Guadalajara tied together by Nochistlan and another has 50c Queretaro 12-69 tied by S. Juan Del Rio, fancy Alamos (tying 25c Ures) on front is probably the best cancel (Schatzkes 1733), eleven of twelve on and off piece items have sub-office cancels, a 6c Toluca 16-70 perf'd pair, an 1871 stampless from Progreso (Merida district) bears a beautiful official handstamp perfectly struck, generally Very Fine.
Estimate; $600 - 800. Est. $600-800 (Image)

Est. $600-800

Mexico, 1868 Full Face Hidalgo Issue Balance. Of 9 small town covers with well-struck cancels, 9 Black on Brown 100c stamps, 11 Blue on Rose 25c stamps and two very handsome large combinations on piece, covers are from Zacoalco, Ahuacatlan, Peñón Blanco (manuscript cancel), El Mezquital, Villa Guerrero, Tula de Tamaulipas, Tepatitlan, San Juan del Rio and Soyaniquilpam, one of the pieces has five 25c stamps from Nochistlan, the other from Guanajuato has 16 stamps including two 100c and two 50c, 100c stamps singles include 2 Mepsi certificates (unused Pachuca 17-69 and used Durango 22-69), also included in the 100c is a used pair, unused Mexico 1-69, Merida 19-69, rare Tula 35-71 and Saltillo 30-69 (NF for the nine 100c alone is $ 1,455), overall Very Fine.
Scott No. 48//70; Estimate $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1872 Hidalgo Issue Balance. Attractive collection of 22 covers, a front & part cover and 25 off cover items (including a 6c Tula/Nopales block of four), mostly mounted for exhibition and most from different sub-offices, notable are covers with 25c 5-73 I. Del Carmen tied Laguna and 25c Cuautitlan 13-72 tied Zupango (Schatzkes 281, Taylor 7/4), 12c C. Victoria pair tied Santa Barbara (Schatzkes 1823, Taylor 17/2), 25c SLP 37-73 tied by blue Dr. Arroyo (Schatzkes 873 Monterrey District), and 25c SLP 37-74 tied by "Diligencias Generales De Tula"; cancels throughout tend to be superior strikes, generally Very Fine.
Estimate; $750 - 1,000. Est. $750-1,000 (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Mexico, Hidalgo Profile Issue Collection, 1874-83. Extensive collection/accumulation (duplication) of over 4,500 stamps plus covers well organized by district in five binders, most districts are represented including such difficult as Cuautitlan, Texcoco, Tlaxcala, etc., some cancel interest and an occasional error, watermarked includes a 50c (Scott 115 - $450), about 120 of 4c, 460+ of 50c and around 400 100c issues present, includes quite a few pages of material from the Walter Widmeier Collection (annotated in German) but most are on Hagner pages with English notes on tags, Scott c.v. will exceed $26,000 and of course there are many stamp worth considerable premiums; condition generally quite nice, one of the most extensive collections of this issue we have ever offered.
Scott No. 105//122; Estimate $6,000 - 8,000. Est. $6,000-8,000 (Image)

Est. $6,000-8,000

Mexico, 1874 Hidalgo Issue Balance. 28 covers mounted for exhibition plus 26 others (most also mounted) and another 22 covers not part of the exhibit and a couple of fronts, most bear different sub-office cancels; includes strip official three 50c Puebla 2082 (thin paper) canceled Huejotzingo (Taylor 25/4), Atoyac (on 10c C. Guzman 4379) must be quite scarce (Taylor GD-13/1) as must be Choix (Taylor MZ-9/1) on a 100c Mazatlan, 10c entire 1375 canceled Tepexi Del Rio, 100c Chiapas 4080 tied on cover by oval Comitan, 25c Mexico tied on cover to New York with "Ship" and "Due 3" handstamps, etc., generally Very Fine.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Mexico, 1874-83 Hidalgo Issue Collection/Accumulation. Of well over 1,500 stamps and several covers mostly sorted by district (of which 56 are represented including Soyaniquilpan, Tacubaya, Texcoco, etc.) on Vario pages, good variety, duplication is mostly in the 5c-25c values - a minor part of the value, unchecked for watermarks, some cancel interest, there are at least thirty five 4 centavos, about 110 50 centavos and over 100 100 centavos, each count including some on thin paper; Scott catalog value will safely exceed $5,700, with better districts adding significant value.
Estimate; $1,500 - 2,000. Est. $1,500-2,000 (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000

Mexico, 1879-83 Foreign Mail Issue Collection. Of over 1,400 mostly different neatly mounted by district (all represented) and year in five Elbe albums, includes mint, postally used and remainder cancelled with some varieties present more than one way; the 50c 100c mint or remainder cancelled are present for nearly all districts, sometimes for more than one year, many of these where printed in very small quantities (25-100 stamps) and are desirable in any condition (for many, postally used do not exist), rare postally used include 12c Texcoco 1182, an 85c (382), three 25c on thin paper, 50c green thin paper (383), three 50c yellow (382, 2782, 5483), two 100c orange (2682, 3782), and two 100c black (5383), some duplication but often for such differences as style, color of district name or cancel, with and without name, etc., few blacks, Scott (counting remainder/doubtful cancels as mint) will exceed $21,000, this is a carefully built collection with condition generally above the norm and would be an excellent basis for further expansion.
Estimate; $3,000 - 4,000. Est. $3,000-4,000 (Image)

Est. $3,000-4,000

Mexico, 1879-83 Foreign Mail Issue Group. Five attractive covers with different frankings and cancels, a 2c (Scott 146) tied to domestic use front, a 3c +2c postal card to Hannover, piece with three U.S. Banknotes tied by "Franco En Vapor" (steamship) cancels, and five other pieces with different stamps tied by town cancels - Guerrero (Sonora), Ameca, Angangueo, Huetamo and Nazas, generally Very Fine, a lovely group.
Estimate; $1,000 - 1,500. Est. $1,000-1,500 (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500