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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
181 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District ½r. to 8r., an assembly comprising 123 stamps from all Periods, along with 29 covers (many entire letters) and 2 cover fronts. The stamps include notable examples such as: ½r. Lilac/Gray (2), 4r. Green (23), and 8r. Red (34, including three with MEPSI certificates), all in used condition except for one 4r. pair (with paper adhesions on the back) and one 8r. Overall, the lot is in very good condition, with most stamps retaining clear or three full margins, although some have occasional imperfections. Many consignments are represented. Scott 20-25, $4,945 as singles., , (Image1)

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Est. £800-1,200


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182 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District 2r. Yellow, 1st Period, touched at top, clear to good margins on other sides, tied by grid cancel to "Vía Inglesa" maritime cover from Mexico City to Madrid, Spain, backstamped at Veracruz (June 2,1864), London (June 28) and Madrid (July 1), with red due marking on front indicating 8 reales paid on receipt. An attractive cover. Scott 23b. (Image1)

Est. £250-350


Will close during Public Auction
183 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District-Gutiérrez> 2r. Orange and 4r. Green, 4th Period, consignment 77-1865, all with clear to large margins except for one side of the 4r., tied to August 14, 1865 entire letter from Morelia to Celaya by double c.d.s. Very fresh. A very rare cover, as only 187 of the 2r. and 486 of the 4r. were issued for direct dispatch to a merchant. 2024 MEPSI certificate. Scott 23, 24.
Provenance: Leo V Corbett.
 (Image1)

Est. £2,000-3,000


Will close during Public Auction
184 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Morelia ½r. Gray, 5th Period, consignment 16-1866, mostly good margins, correctly paying the printed matter rate on very fine circular from Morelia to Guanajuato, dated January 31, 1866. Any circular is rare, as very few have survived. Scott 20d. (Image1)

Est. £350-450


Will close during Public Auction
185 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Morelia 8r. Red, 4th Period, consignment 84-1865 sub 2 (1866), huge margins all around and very fresh, cancelled in Sahuayo. Very probably unique, as only ten stamps were issued for this subconsignment Scott 25; NF $300. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
186 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Morelia 8r. Red, 4th Period, consignment 84-1865 sub 5 , clear to ample margins, on back of entire letter with La Piedad h.s. to Guadalajara, dated August 15, 1866. Stamp is on the back of the cover. Only ten stamps were issued, and this is most likely unique; a remarkable rarity as all 8r. covers are, particularly when coming from a suboffice. 2024 MEPSI certificate. Scott 25, $300 as off-cover single. (Image1)

Est. £800-1,200


Will close during Public Auction
187 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Morelia ½r. to 4r., assembly of 53 stamps, all but three used, from all periods, with various consignments represented. Notable examples include: ½r. Lilac/Gray (11) and 4r. Green (3, one from the 1st Period, NF $175). Sub-offices are represented by Puruándiro and Pátzcuaro. Also included is a scarce cover from Pátzcuaro, 1r. consignment 17-1865 sub 30, with three margins and one slightly touching at left. While there are some occasional faults, the overall condition is good, with many stamps showing full margins or margins on three sides. Scott 20-24, $1,053 as singles., , (Image1)

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Est. £300-400


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188 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. No overprint ½r. Brown, unoverprinted, 1st Period, uncanceled block of four with clear to mainly ample margins. Most likely a reminder, but scarce, particularly in a block. NF $600 as singles. Scott 19b., (Image1)

Est. £200-250


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189 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Puebla and Veracruz Group of 73 stamps, featuring ½r. to 8r. denominations from all five periods, including five covers and one cover front. The standout item is a striking 5 reales franking on a cover from Veracruz to Mexico, with fresh, vivid colors, bearing a 4r. (2nd Period, 152-1864) and a 1r. Ultramarine (1st Period). Overall in good condition, with most stamps retaining three to four full margins, representing a wide variety of consignments and several Puebla suboffices. Of note is a piece with two 2r. Yellow stamps handstamped in Tepeji de la Seda (Consignment 179-1864). Some duplication is present, with occasional small faults. Includes one MEPSI certificate. Scott 20-25, $1,250 as singles., , ,
Provenance: Buxton.
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Est. £300-400


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190 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Querétaro Duo comprising one entire letter with 4r. Green, 2nd Period, #129-1864 sub 67 (San Juan del Río); and one piece bearing 4r. Green, 2nd Period, #129-1864 sub 55, together with vertical pair of ½r. Lilac, 3rd Period, #241-1864 sub-sub 10 (San Luis de la Paz). Stamps with three or four margins. Only 50 of each stamp were sent. Scott 20a, 24; NF $430 as common singles not from sub-offices., (Image1)

Est. £250-350


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191 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Querétaro A group of five choice covers from sub-offices, each bearing 1r. Blue and/or 2r. Yellow, including examples from San Miguel de Allende (5th Period, consignment 33-1866, sub 10), Dolores Hidalgo (1st Period), Iturbide (with manuscript cancel, 4th Period, #33-1865), San Juan del Río (4th Period, #74-1865), and Salamanca (4th Period, #129-1865, sub 73). Scott 21, 23. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
192 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Querétaro 1r. Blue to 2r. Yellow, an assembly comprising 106 used stamps from all periods, six covers (San Miguel de Allende, San Juan del Río, and Querétaro), and one cover front (Valle de Santiago). The stamps show some duplication and occasional small faults. Many consignments are represented, along with sub-offices such as Celaya, San Miguel de Allende, Dolores Hidalgo, Valle de Santiago and Salamanca. Scott 21-23, $825 as singles., , , (Image1)

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Est. £200-300


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193 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. San Luis Potosí ½r. to 4r., an assembly comprising 106 stamps from all periods, six covers (Salinas, Matehuala, Catorce, and San Luis), and one cover front. The postal history includes two covers from Salinas and one from Catorce, each bearing a 2r. Yellow stamp, one with a manuscript cancel, and one Matehuala cover featuring two 1r. Blue stamps; all in very attractive or pristine condition. The stamp display offers a good range of consignments, with all but five stamps being used. Noteworthy examples include ½r. Lilac (4) and 4r. Green (14). Numerous sub-offices are represented, including Matehuala, Tula de Tamaulipas (very rare 4r., 4th Period, consignment 170-1864, sub 52), Charcas, Venado, Cd. del Maíz, La Concepción, and El Catorce. Overall, the condition is very good, with many stamps featuring full margins or three sides intact, with only occasional faults. Scott 20-24, $1,780 as singles., , , (Image1)

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Est. £500-750


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194 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Tepeji-Tula 1r. Blue, 4th Period, overprinted Tepeji and cancelled in that town, but consignment 61-1865 (from Tula), on entire letter dated May 15, 1865. Pietsch recorded that a few Tula stamps were sent and used in Tepeji; although 1,000 stamps were issued in Tula, only five copies from 1865 are recorded by Pietsch in the regular Tepeji consignments. Notes (probably from Bash) state "unique". Scott 21; NF $200 off-cover from Tepeji. (Image1)

Est. £500-700


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195 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Texcoco 1r. Ultramarine, 3rd Period, consignment 211-1864, used showing small margins, slightly touching at top right, tiny thin. 200 issued and only nine recorded in the Pietsch records. MEPSI certificate. Scott 22a; NF $300.
Provenance: Franz-Josef Strieker, Leo V. Corbett.
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Est. £200-300


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196 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Toluca ½r. Brown, 1st Period, used with large balanced margins all around. 500 were issued, although few have survived. MEPSI certificate. Scott 19; NF $350.
Provenance: Salomon Rosenthal.
 (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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197 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Yguala 2r. Yellow, two examples, including one from the 3rd Period, #193-1864, cancelled in Tepeacuilco (margins all around, slightly touching at left bottom, small crease); the other from the 4th Period and cancelled at Yguala, with narrow margins, touching in places. Only 363 were issued in invoice #193 in Tepeacuilco, but just three out of the thirteen, in the Pietsch census, have Yguala overprint. Scott 23; NF $500 with the 3rd Period as Tepepeacuilco, since Yguala is not listed. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
198 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Zacatecas ½r. Brown, 1st Period, two singles canceled at Ojo Caliente on entire letter to Carro, filing fold not affecting the stamps. Any ½r. Brown on cover is a rarity, and this example is particularly significant, as only 50 stamps were issued to this town. 2024 MEPSI certificate. Scott 19; NF $600 for stamps off cover. (Image1)

Est. £2,000-3,000


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199 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Zacatecas ½r. Gray, 5th Period, consignment 5-1866, narrow to mainly good margins, on pristine printed circular from Zacatecas to Tlaltonalgo, paying the printed matter rate. According to David Pietsch, this stamp is extremely rare, as most were returned, with only one known used example from Zacatecas. Scott 20d. (Image1)

Est. £750-1,000


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200 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Zacatecas ½r. to 4r., an assembly comprising 72 stamps from all five periods, with many consignments represented and sub-offices such as Fresnillo and Sombrerete. Some duplication and occasional small faults are present; however, the overall condition is very good, with many stamps exhibiting clear margins all around or preserving three sides. Accompanying this lot are three covers, including one featuring a 2r. Yellow from the uncommon 1st Period, and another bearing a very rare sub-consignment (#35-1865 from consignment 59-1865 to Rincón de Romos, which may be unique). Scott 21-24; $503 as singles., , (Image1)

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Est. £300-400


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