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Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
201 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Zacatecas 4r. Green, 3rd Period, bisect pen cancelled on entire letter from Carro, consignment 204-1864, dated January 9, 1866. 2024 MEPSI certificate. Scott 24d, $700.
Provenance: John K. Bash.
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Est. £300-400


Will close during Public Auction
202 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Zacatecas 4r. Green, 4th Period, consignment 59-1865, bisect on cover with Nieves h.s., dated July 31, 1865. 2024 MEPSI certificate. Scott 24d, $700. (Image1)

Est. £300-400


Will close during Public Auction
203 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts ½r. Brown, 1st Period, four singles with three used and one unused, with districts including Guadalajara (full margins all around), Morelia, Orizava and Veracruz (unused without gum, good margins except for one narrow or touching). Only 500 issued in Morelia and Orizava, 1,000 in Guadalajara and 1,600 in Veracruz, so they are scarce. Veracruz with MEPSI certificate. Scott 19, $1,150.,
Provenance: David Warman.
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Est. £500-700


Will close during Public Auction
204 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts ½r. Brown, 1st Period, two singles cancelled from Veracruz (full margins all around, small corner crease) and Guadalajara-Tepic (good margins, just touching at left). Only 100 issued in the Tepic consignment. Scott 19; NF $450. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
205 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts ½r. Brown, 1st Period, two used singles, one lightly cancelled in blue at Morelia, touched at bottom, and unused Orizava example with clear to mostly good margins. 500 of each were issued. Scott 19, $475. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
206 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Duo of 8r. from sub-offices, including Pachuca, 2nd Period, #151-1864 sub 20, used at Mineral del Monte, with small thin spots not detracting from the rarity, and Morelia, 4th Period, #84-1865 sub 11-66 (Uruapan), unused.. Both well-margined. Only 10 of each were sent, therefore these are most likely unique. Scott 25; NF $550 as used., (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
207 Used Proof imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Balance of a powerful collection comprising 172 stamps, mostly used, eight attractive covers, and two cover fronts in a stockbook arranged by district, including Aguascalientes, Campeche, Córdova, Guaymas, Isla del Carmen, Mazatlán (with unusual three-color piece), Maravatío, Victoria, and Tula, among others. All denominations and periods represented, including one 3c.. (with faults), 24 ½r. (two brown, one with tear but rare), ten 4r. and four 8r. Many suboffices and small towns represented, including Paso del Macho, Guaymas, Hermosillo, Silao, Pénjamo, Piedra Gorda, Irapuato, Altotonga, Papantla, Teocaltiche, Lagos, Encarnación, Pátzcuaro, Huajuapan, Tehuantepec, Tlaxiaco, Nochistlán, San Felipe, Celaya, Iturbide, San Juan del Río, Matehuala, Salinas, Tula, Venado, Río Verde, Tejupilco, Temascaltepec, Tlalpujahua, Sultepec, Alvarado, and Ojo Caliente. Condition is very good, with mostly three/four-margin stamps and vibrant colors. Highlights include 2r. Toluca quadrille proof, Colima 1r. used block of 4r. (NF $250). Covers include Matamoros 2r. with manuscript cancel, 5r. front to Paris, 2r. Tlalpujahua, 2r. Toluca paircanceled in Villa del Valle, attractive 2r. San Felipe, and 2r. Salinas with manuscript cancel, among others. Scott 18-25, $5,498 as off-cover stamps., , ,, (Image1)

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Est. £2,500-3,500


Will close during Public Auction
208 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts ½r. to 4r., small group of 37 pristine stamps, mostly 1st period Eagles (no consignment numbers), with 25 stamps, two covers, and one cover front from this scarce period. Districts include Guanajuato, Puebla, Tampico, Zacatecas, Mexico, Chalco, Córdova, Pachuca, San Luis Potosí, and Querétaro. Sub-offices: San Miguel de Allende, Tehuacán, Acatlán, Izúcar, Tepic, Pinos, Chalchicomula, and Mineral del Monte. Scott 20, 20b, 22, 23b, 24a; NF $2,108 as singles., , , (Image1)

Est. £500-700


Will close during Public Auction
209 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Group of five attractive items: 1r. Blue 5th Period Soyaniquilpam on cover #81-1866, with large margins, tight at right; ½r. Lilac 4th Period Guadalajara-Zapotlán, two pairs on cover front #131-1865 sub 36, with margins around, touching at right,canceled in Zapotlán; 1r. Blue 5th Period Jalapa, unused block of eight 8-1866 sub 4, with o.g. and creases; Tlalpujahua 1r. Ultramarine 2nd Period #-134-1864, single unused o.g. (Pietsch census: only eight recorded); and 1r. Blue Apam #79-1865 sub 18, cancelled in Teotihuacán, Only 100 issued. Scott 20-22; NF $530 as off-cover singles., , , (Image1)

Est. £200-300


Will close during Public Auction
210 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts ½r. to 8r., an assembly comprising 157 stamps from all five periods, accompanied by 11 covers. The off-cover stamps include representations from 21 districts: Aguascalientes, Apam, Campeche, Chalco, Colima, Durango, Lagos, Mazatlán, Maravatío, Mérida, Monterrey, Oaxaca, Orizaba, Pachuca, Soyaniquilpan, Tampico, Saltillo, Tulancingo, Tlalpujahua, Toluca, and Tula. The covers originate from Durango, Pachuca, Tampico, Aguascalientes, Colima, Nazas, Monterrey and Campeche (this being faulty but scarce). Notable highlights include rare unoverprinted examples: ½r. Brown (2), 1r. Ultramarine, 4r. Green, and 8r. Red (NF 17A, 18A, 20A, and 21A), which are not the later reprints that differ in size from the standard stamps. Also featured are a set of 1890s "essays" and a printing anomaly. The overall condition is excellent, with margins frequently clear all around or on three sides, albeit with some scattered faults. Four MEPSI certificates are included. Scott 19b, 20-25; NF $4,310 as singles., , (Image1)

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Est. £1,000-1,500


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211 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Collection of 1r. Blue and 2r. Yellow 5th Period Eagles (1866) by consignment number. Excellent assembly of 362 stamps (144 of 1r. and 218 of 2r.) in a stockbook, very well arranged by consignment and subconsignment numbers, with images of the cancellations from each town. 142 stamps are from suboffices, 35 of which received 100 or fewer stamps. Most districts are represented, including the elusive Apam, Mérida, Campeche, Toluca, Lagos, Córdova, and Pachuca. Suboffices include Carro, Chietla, Venado, San Felipe, Matehuala, Fresnillo, Aguascalientes, San Juan, Tehuantepec, Teocuicatlan, Tlaxcala, Iturbide, Valle de Santiago, Silao, Celaya, Zapotlán, Mascota, San Luis de la Paz, Moctezuma, and Uruapan, among others. A 2nd Period Durango bisect on piece is also included. Most stamps are in very good condition. Scott 21-23; NF $4,014, though this does not account for the much higher value of suboffices. (Image1)

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Est. £2,000-3,000


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212 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Collection featuring pre-printing paper folds, displaying a unique assembly made up of 63 "Eagle" stamps and three covers of this most fascinating variety, mostly in good condition and including several different districts. The breakdown by denomination: ½r. gray lilac (5 stamps), 1r. Blue/Ultramarine (28 stamps and one cover), 2r. Yellow (23 stamps and 2 covers), 4r. Green (5 stamps), 8r. Red (2 stamps). Scott 20-25, $1,261 as singles off-cover., (Image1)

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Est. £300-500


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213 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts Collection of 163 "Eagle" stamps arranged by consignment number, originating from the following districts: Tampico, Mexico, Orizaba, Jalapa, Puebla, Querétaro (with superb 1st Period 8r. sub 55, NF $250), Tulancingo (with superb 1st Period 1r., NF $200), San Luis Potosí (with 2r. Santa Maria sub on piece), Saltillo, Pachuca, Oaxaca, Durango, Mazatlán, Toluca, Isla del Carmen, Guanajuato, Guadalajara, Morelia, Cuernavaca, Puebla, Pachuca, Victoria, Córdova, and Veracruz. The breakdown by denomination: ½r. Gray/Lilac (16), 1r. Blue/Ultramarine (80), 2r. Yellow (33), 4r. Green (19), and 8r. Red (15). Mostly in good condition with occasional faults. Nine unoverprinted reprints are not counted. Scott 20-25, $4,604 as singles., (Image1)

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Est. £1,200-1,800


Will close during Public Auction
214 imageMexico. French Expeditionary Force in Mexico. 1883 (Oct.) French soldier's envelope from Mexico to France, bearing imperforate 20c. Blue and perf. 10c. Yellow, tied by "CEM F" lozenges, showing corresponding "Corps Exp Mexico F" c.d.s. (October 24), manuscript note stating "Tlalpan October 22, 1863" and red "P.D." alongside, Paris transit and arrival on reverse. A very rare cover. Spink Maury 15, 25. (Image1)

Est. £300-400


Will close during Public Auction
215 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. Color Essay in Red Brown with Value Tablet Omitted, no gum, well-balanced margins all around and in pristine condition. Only a handful of similar essays in blue have been recorded, none of which have been offered at auction for decades, and this is most likely unique in this color. This auction offers five additional examples in addition to the five previously recorded. An essential rarity for the advanced collector of classic Mexico. 2024 MEPSI certificate. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,500


Will close during Public Auction
216 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. Color Essay in Olive Green with Value Tablet Omitted, without gum, ample even margins on all sides and excellent preservation. Very few comparable essays in blue are known, and none have appeared at auction in many years, making this example in this color likely the sole one known. 2024 MEPSI certificate. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,500


Will close during Public Auction
217 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. Color Essay in Dark Lilac with Value Tablet Omitted, without gum, nicely balanced margins throughout and in impeccable condition. Just five similar essays in blue are known, none of which have been seen at auction in years, making this piece in this colour probably unique. 2024 MEPSI certificate. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,500


Will close during Public Auction
218 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. Color Essay in Brown with Value Tablet Omitted, without gum, surrounded by well-balanced, large margins and in superb condition. To the best of our knowledge, this is unique in this color, with only five comparable essays documented before, none of which have appeared at auction for decades. 2024 MEPSI certificate. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,500


Will close during Public Auction
219 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. Color Essay in Deep Blue with Value Tablet Omitted, no gum, featuring evenly large margins and preserved in outstanding condition. As far as we are aware, this is the only known example in this color, with just five similar proofs previously recorded, none having surfaced at auction in many years. 2024 MEPSI certificate. (Image1)

Est. £800-1,200


Will close during Public Auction
220 Essay imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. European Maximilian Essays Seven examples, believed to originate from Europe, displaying a complete image of Maximilian, including two 10c. in Turqoise and Redish Brown (thin spot), one 40c. Lilac and four 1r. in Blue, Brown, Red and Rose. (Image1)

Est. £250-350


Will close during Public Auction

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