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Mexico 1861 "Hidalgos" Issue
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
327 Used imageMexico. 1861 "Hidalgos" Issue. Acapulco. 4r. Black on Yellow, unoverprinted like all examples of this value, and very scarce, as only 1,680 were issued. Cert. MEPSI (2026). NF $300. Scott 9b. (Image1)

Est. £200-400


Will close during Public Auction
328 Used imageMexico. 1861 "Hidalgos" Issue. Toluca-Tescaltitlán. 2r. Black on Rose with the tiny TESCATITLAN cancel, which appears to be a second overprint but is in fact a small cancel. Nevertheless, it is very scarce. Cert. MEPSI (2026). Scott 8. (Image1)

Est. £400-750


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Mexico 1864 "Eagles" Issue
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
329 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Durango. 8r. Red, a quadrisect on cover front with Gavilanes postmark dated 24th August 1865. A very rare item, as splits were almost non-existent in this issue. Signed Bash, Cert. MEPSI (2025) and PF (1973). A quadrisect on cover sold at Spink in the December 2024 auction for $9,500 (lot 150). Scott 25f, $15,000 on cover. (Image1)

Est. £2,500-4,000


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330 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Huejutla. 1r. Ultramarine (First Period), cancelled in Huejutla. Short margins, but not touching. Only 200 issued. NF $500. Scott 22. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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331 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Huejutla. Two very attractive stamps with well-struck Tuxpan cancels, including 1r. Blue (Third Period, 216-1864), with three good margins and one just touched (only 200 issued), and 2r. Yellow (Fourth Period, 78-1865) on piece, with margins all around. NF $340. Scott 21a, 23. (Image1)

Est. £150-200


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332 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District. 3c. Brown (Fifth Period, 55-1866), unused with part o.g., margins all around. Issued as a trial for local city delivery in 1866-1867, this stamp had a very limited printing of just 2,403 examples, of which 300 originated from this specific consignment. Cert. MEPSI (2025), signed Bash. Scott 18, $1,300. (Image1)

Est. £400-600


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333 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District. 3c. Brown (#55-1866) fifth period, unused with part o.g., very large margins at top and bottom, being good the others. Thin in the top and bottom margins and a vertical crease, not affecting the beauty of this stamp. This stamp was issued as an experiment for local city mail in 1866-1867, with only 2,403 issued, including 300 from this consignment MEPSI cert. (2025). Scott #18, $1,300. (Image1)

Est. £350-500


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334 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District. 3c. Brown (55-1866), Fifth Period, slightly touched but with three good margins, uncancelled without gum, very fresh, tiny pin hole not visible to the naked eye. The local city mail experiment required the issuance of 2,403 stamps in 1865-66, including 300 from this consignment. Signed Aguirre, MEPSI cert (2024). Scott 18, $1,300. (Image1)

Est. £400-600


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335 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District. 3c. Brown (#48-1866), Fifth period, unused, three tight margins, one touching at left. Issued as an experiment for local city mail between 1866 and 1867, only 2,403 of these stamps were printed, with 300 coming from this consignment. Scott 18, $1,300. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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336 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Mexico District. 3c. Brown (#55-1866), Fifth period, unused with part o.g., margins all around and boasting freshness. This stamp was issued as an experiment for local city mail in 1866-1867 with only 2,403 issued, including 300 from this consignment. 2025 MEPSI certificate. Scott 18, $1,300. (Image1)

Est. £250-350


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337 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. No Overprint. 3c. Brown, unoverprinted and uncancelled, with large margins all around but tight at right, and very fresh, top margin with small cut that touches the design. This stamp was an experiment for local city mail, with a total of just 2,403 issued in 1865-66; the unoverprinted versions are also very scarce and are likely to be remainders. Scott 18a: $700. (Image1)

Est. £180-250


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338 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. No Overprint. 3c. Brown, unoverprinted and uncancelled, very good margins on all sides, with slight vertical creases. The unoverprinted examples of this experimental city post are also uncommon. 1987 MEPSI certificate. Scott 18a, $700. (Image1)

Est. £120-180


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339 Used imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts. A group of 1864 "Eagles": over 85 stamps, 64 covers, and ten fronts. Covers and fronts bear 1r. and 2r. values from Guanajuato, Puebla, Aguascalientes, Querétaro, Guadalajara (with Tepic cancels), Veracruz, Mexico, Zacatecas, Jalapa, Saltillo, San Luis Potosí, Morelia (Uruapan), Durango (Papasquiaro), etc. The stamps include 18 higher denominations (4r. and 8r.), a rare and stunning 1r. strip of four from Nazas, an attractive ½r. lilac pair from Córdoba, and a scarce used vertical strip of three from Veracruz. Scott 20-25. (Image1)

Est. £1,500-2,500


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340 imageMexico. 1864 "Eagles" Issue. Various Districts. A duo of attractive covers: a 1r. Blue pair from Salinas, San Luis Potosí (Fourth Period, 41-1865 sub 30; only 200 issued), and a 4r. Green cover from Zacatecas, franked with a First Period example showing three good margins together with a Third Period example (233-1864). Scott 21a, 24, 24b. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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Mexico French Military Mail
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
341 imageMexico. French Military Mail. "Corps Expéditionnaire, Bureau E" cover from Río Florido to Voreppe in France, bearing France 20c. Blue and dated April 1865. Scott FR26. (Image1)

Est. £150-200


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Mexico 1866 "Maximilian" Issue
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
342 Proof imageMexico. 1866 "Maximilian" Issue. 1866, 25c. engraved trial colour proof in brown. Very rare. Cert. MEPSI (2025). Scott 33v. (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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Mexico 1867 Guadalajara Provisionals
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
343 imageMexico. 1867 Guadalajara Provisionals. Guadalajara Provisionals>. Group of two items: 2r. White wove First Period on cover and 2r. Dark Green on wove on cover front. MEPSI cert (2026 for the 2r. white). Both are scarce. Scott GP 5, 6 (Image1)

Est. £200-300


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Mexico 1868 "Hidalgos" Issue
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
344 Used imageMexico. 1868 "Hidalgos" Issue. Chihuahua. 1868, "Hidalgos" ("Thin Figures"), 100c. Brown on Brown (21-1868), used. A very scarce stamp. NF $400. Scott 51, $500. (Image1)

Est. £200-350


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345 imageMexico. 1868 "Hidalgos" Issue. Chihuahua. 1868, "Thick Figures" 6c. Black on Brown solo usages on two pristine covers, both underpaid: Allende to Parral, with a "Servicio de la Línea" manuscript cancel, and a cover from Río Florido to Parral. The 6c. rate was intended only for printed matter or circulars, yet neither of these two covers was a circular. Apparently the stagecoach company allowed underpayments. Very rare covers. Scott 58. (Image1)

Est. £250-400


Will close during Public Auction
346 Used imageMexico. 1868 "Hidalgos" Issue. Chihuahua. 1868, "Thin and Thick Figures", a group of 6c. to 100c. values: an excellent collection of used and unused material comprising 10 covers and 71 stamps, all of superb quality. The covers are all pristine, including an attractive example bearing three stamps from different districts (Chihuahua, Monterrey and Querétaro). Most stamps show four margins and well-struck postmarks, with several strips of four of the 6c. Black on Brown. Many sub-numbers are included: Allende, Chihuahua manuscript cancel on a strip of four (6c.), Río Florido (a 6c. pair, with one stamp showing a consignment number error, 21-96 instead of 21-69), Conchos, Guajuquilla, Santa Rosalía, Yoquivo, Guadalupe y Calvo, Parral manuscript cancels, Concepción manuscript on a pristine cover, Jesús María, and Diligencias. Scott 46-50, 58-59, 61, 62, 65-66, 68. (Image1)

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Est. £750-1,500


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