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| 307 |
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 Mexico. Stampless Postal History. Guadalajara. 1r. Yellow, two singles with extremely attractive and rare cancels: Ipala (in red) and the extraordinary "tornado" ornamental cancel from Mascota. Scott 2. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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Mexico 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue
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| 308 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guadalajara. 1r. Yellow pair on a pristine and very attractive entire letter dated 22nd September 1857 from Tepic to Mexico. The red cancel is complete and very stunning. Scott 2. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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| 309 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guadalajara. A group of three covers and one front: 2r. Green from Tequila to Guadalajara on cover dated 28th May 1857; a cover front from Ixtlán del Río to Guadalajara with an
exceptional cancel; and two others, from Tecolotlán to Sayula and from the rare small town of Hostotipaquillo. Scott 3. (Image1)
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Est. £250-400
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| 310 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guadalajara. 8r. Lilac Red Tepic cancel on piece jumbo margins at left and bottom. Very attractive. Scott 5. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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| 311 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guadalajara. 8r. Lilac, unoverprinted, with exceptionally large margins all around and a black remainder cancel. An exhibitiom item. Scott 5. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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| 312 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guadalajara. A group of 33 exhibit pages with the balance of a collection: 108 stamps (54 Scott #1) and 1 block of four (Scott #1), 17 covers or fronts, and 2 bisects on piece,
including many town cancels: Sayula, San Miguel el Alto, Ahualulco, Tonila, Tecolotlán, Tapalpa, Ahuacatlán, La Barca, Lagos, Autlán, Tepic, Cuale, Magdalena, Zapotlán, a 1r. provisional use (thin), San Blas, Huachinango, Tequila (1r. pair), Ipala
and Colima, etc. Scott 1-5. (Image1)
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Est. £900-1,300
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| 313 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Mexico District. 2r. Green, short margins, cutting into the design at bottom, on entire letter to Mauzé, France, dated 1st June 1857. Filing fold clear of the franking. An attractive
example of maritime mail, with multiple postmarks from Great Britain and France. Scott 3. (Image1)
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Est. £400-800
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| 314 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Mexico District. 4r. Red, mainly attractive margins, slightly cut into the design at the top right corner, tied by c.d.s. on a registered cover front from Mexico City to Lagos,
carrying lottery tickets intended for sale in that small destination town, dated 9th November 1856 and paying the single rate. A very scarce example of registered mail, as the front (signed by the addressee to confirm receipt) was required to be
destroyed by the post office after two years. Scott 4. (Image1)
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Est. £500-800
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| 315 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Pachuca. ½r. Blue, an assembly comprising 56 stamps (one in unused condition) with cancellations from Pachuca, Catepan, Mineral del Monte, Atotonilco, Mineral del Chico and
Zacualtipán, as well as three covers bearing 1856 single frankings paying the first rate to Mexico City. Good condition throughout, mostly with three or four margins. Scott 1; NF $2,700 for the stamps off cover. (Image1)
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Est. £400-600
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| 316 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. San Luis Potosí. 8r. Lilac, a quadrisect on cover dated 2nd July 1861, with various handstamp strikes tying the franking. A very rare provisional usage with very few examples known,
since the issue had been demonetized on 20th April. (Image1)
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Est. £1,200-1,800
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| 317 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Soyaniquilpan. 1r. Yellow on entire letter dated 13th March 1861 to Mexico. The stamp is cut close. Scott 2. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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| 318 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Toluca. ½r. Blue, two used pairs, each centrally cancelled with the Tenancingo handstamp, rejoined to resemble a block of four. Well-margined overall, with the exception of the
bottom left stamp, slightly cut into the design. This combination most likely originated together and represents an attractive and scarce multiple. Signed Aguirre. Scott 1. (Image1)
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Est. £150-200
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| 319 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Victoria. 2r. Emerald, mostly very large margins, on entire letter from Tula de Tamaulipas to San Luis Potosí, tied by a red postmark dated 13th July 1857. Filing fold clear of the
franking. A very fine showpiece from a difficult district. Signed Bash. Scott 3b. (Image1)
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Est. £200-300
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| 320 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Various Districts. The balance of probably the largest collection of #1 Hidalgo Medio Real Blue ever assembled: almost 1,500 stamps, more than 46 covers, and 6 fronts. Includes
singles, blocks, and strips, with the occasional cover or front bearing an additional 1r. or 2r. stamp. Mostly organized by 19 districts: Campeche, Chalco, Cuernavaca, Guanajuato, Guadalajara, Jalapa, Lagos, Mexico, Monterrey, Morelia, Oaxaca,
Orizaba, Puebla, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí, Toluca, Tulancingo, Veracruz and Victoria. Additionally, some single items are mounted on auction cards, with five MEPSI certificates. NF $59,415. Scott #1 (almost all), 2, 3 (occasionally). (Image1)
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Est. £6,000-10,000
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| 321 |
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Various Districts. Group of four Postal Frauds: one cover from Morelia with a stamp cancelled in Guanajuato, as well as singles with Aguascalientes using a stamp previously used in
Monterrey, Querétaro with a stamp from Tampico, and Zamora reusing a stamp from Mexico City. Scott 2, 3. (Image1)
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Est. £150-250
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 Mexico. 1856 "Hidalgos" Issue. Guanajuato, Puebla, Querétaro, Soyaniquilpan. A group comprising two attractive single 1r. Yellow covers and two bisects of 2r. Green on piece. The covers include one from Matamoros,
Puebla, to Puebla, dated 9th September 1858, with two good margins, showing an excellent, complete and scarce cancellation tied to the cover; and a second 1r. Yellow single with good margins all around, used from Soyaniquilpan to Mexico (22nd
September 1858), of which only 820 were issued in this small district (NF $200 for an off-cover single). Also included are two 2r. Green bisects on piece with fantastic handstamp strikes from Querétaro and Irapuato. Scott 2, 3c. (Image1)
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Est. £200-300
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Mexico 1856-1861 "Hidalgos" Issues
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Lot Description |
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| 323 |
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 Mexico. 1856-1861 "Hidalgos" Issues. Various Districts. A group of 35 covers in good condition, including 17 bearing 1856 "Hidalgos", with frankings featuring one or more examples of 1r. Yellow, 2r. Green or 2r.
Emerald stamps; and 18 franked by 1861 "Hidalgos" bearing one or more examples of 1r. Green or 2r. Black on Rose. Postmarks include Zacatecas, Guadalajara, Morelia, Jalapa, Veracruz, Guanajuato, Aguascalientes, Querétaro and Tampico. Overall
attractive, with some items exhibiting outstanding cancels, such as a Rosales handstamp in red, and complete strikes from Tuxpan, Allende, Perote and others. Scott 2, 3, 3b, 7, 8. (Image1)
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Est. £350-500
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| 324 |
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 Mexico. 1856-1861 "Hidalgos" Issues. Various Districts. The balance of a collection, 1856-1861: a group of over 300 stamps (mostly from 1856, including over 75 Scott #1), 24 covers and five fronts. Many nice
cancels from small towns such as Santiago Tuxtla, San Juan del Río, Autlán, Culiacán, Hidalgo and Diligencias. Includes two 4r. covers, as well as some splits, with some items accompanied by MEPSI certificates. Scott 1-4a, 5d, 7-10, 11b and c. (Image1)
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Est. £1,000-1,500
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| 325 |
Used |
 Mexico. 1856-1861 "Hidalgos" Issues. Veracruz. A collection of stampless mail to the 1874 issue on 23 exhibit pages: 10 covers, 99 stamps, and an almost complete sheet of the 25c. 1874 (98 stamps). Some covers are
attractive, the best being an 1861 4r. Red on Yellow (Scott 10), an 1870 50c. Black on Yellow (Scott 62), and three 12c. Blue (Scott 94).
(Image1)
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Est. £200-300
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| 326 |
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 Mexico. 1856-1861 "Hidalgos" Issues. A group of "Hidalgos" and "Eagles", 1856-1874 issues: nearly 200 stamps, mostly from 1856-61, many with good margins. (Image1)
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Est. £200-300
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