International Auction #136

Yvert 114(2). 1894. 10 cents red, two stamps (one on the back). Certificate from MEXICO to MADRID, circulated via Laredo and New York. Arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 344(2), 345(4). 1915. 5 cent orange, two stamps and 10 cent overseas, four stamps. "Art Deco" envelope from PROGRESO (MEXICO) to MADRID. Postmark PROGRESO / YUC. and on the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL.
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Yvert 391/93, 395/96, 401. 1919. 2 cents, 3 cents, 4 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents and 40 cents violet. Certificate from MEXICO to MADRID. On the front marked AR (Acknowledgement of Receipt) and on the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND SPECTACULAR POSTAGE.
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(★)1896. 10 cent black on Telegram Card CHRISTMAS BONUS FROM THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF TELEGRAPHS (uncirculated). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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Yvert 5, 12. 1881. 5 cents black and 25 cents green (perforated in lines). CHINANDEGA to MADRID, addressed to Don Cesáreo Fernandez Duro, Captain of the Navy, Writer, Historian and Explorer. Rectangular postmark, illegible; on the front, date stamp CORREOS DE NICARAGUA / CHINANDEGA, in blue, transit PANAMA, from the British Postal Agency and markings "T", M / 1P and M / 0.20, having been assessed at destination; on the back, transit LONDON and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE LETTERS FROM THE FIRST ISSUES OF NICARAGUA, ESPECIALLY THIS ONE ADDRESSED TO SPAIN.
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(★)1890. Spectacular set of COLOR ESSAYS in blocks of different sizes of various values ​​from the 1890 series (1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents and 1 peso). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(★)1891. Spectacular set of COLOR ESSAYS, in blocks of four of the different values ​​of the 1891 series, only lacking the 5 peso and 10 peso notes. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE SET.
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(★)1895. Spectacular set of COLOR ESSAYS, in blocks of four of the different values ​​of the 1895 series (1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 25 cents NOT ISSUED, 5 pesos and 10 pesos). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE SET.
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Yvert 196(3), 198(4), 200. 1906. 1 cent green, three stamps, 3 cent violet, four stamps (on the back), 5 cent blue and various surcharged values ​​(some archive folds). Printed envelope. Certified mail from MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). "Sun" postmark, in violet, New York certificate label and Corinth certificate mark, arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT, SPECTACULAR, AND EXTREMELY RARE POSTAGE.
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Yvert 216(3), 227(8). 1907. 10 cents on 2 cents pink, eight stamps and 20 cents on 5 cents blue, three stamps (some tinted), affixed to the back. Certificate from MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). On the front, letterhead of the German Consulate of Managua and on the back, transits PANAMA, CALLAO and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND SPECTACULAR AND VERY RARE POSTAGE.
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Yvert 200, 223(3). 1906. 5 cent blue and 10 cent yellow (Waterloo) stamps, three stamps. MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). On the reverse: transits CORINTO, CALLAO, BUENOS AIRES and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE POSTAGE COMBINATION.
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Yvert 257, 258. 1910. 15 cents black and 20 cents olive. MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). Valued on arrival with "40" (reis), on the back transits CORINTO, CALLAO, RIO DE JANEIRO and arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 257, 258. 1911. 15 cents black and 20 cents olive. MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). Postmarked via Corinto, Callao and Rio de Janeiro (date stamps on the back) although it should have passed through VIA PANAMA AND NEW YORK, there is a mark in violet. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Yvert 258, 259. 1910. 20 cents olive and 50 cents green. MANAGUA to CURITIBA (BRAZIL). On the front, handwritten "Via Panama-Barbados" and on the back, transits CORINTO, CALLAO, RIO DE JANEIRO and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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66, 75. 1945. 5 m orange and 50 m lilac brown. Airmail from TEL-AVIV to PRAGUE (CZECHOSLOVAKIA). On the front, marked OAT in red (Ouward Air Transmission). MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 71(2). 1931. 13 m overseas, two stamps. Certificate from JERUSALEM to MADRID (addressed to Miguel Gálvez). Oval postmark REGISTERED / JERUSALEM and on the reverse arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 202,203/04(3),195(2),196,199(2. 1913. 5 cents lilac, 10 cents green, three stamps, 20 cents red, three stamps and various values. Certificate from SAN LORENZO to MADRID (addressed to Miguel Gálvez). Arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Yvert 338, 306, 312, 332. 1933. 50 cents on 4 overseas pesos and various values. Certificate from ASUNCION to BAGoodELONA. Arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 77(2), 78(2), 41. 1935. 9 p green, two stamps, 13.50 p brown, two stamps, 1.50 p pink, three stamps and 3 p green (on the back). Graf Zeppelin from ASUNCION to MADRID. Postmark REPUBLICA DEL PARAGUAY / POR GRAF ZEPPELIN / NOVIEMBRE 1935, in violet and on the back marks VIA / CONDOR / ZEPPELIN and arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Yvert 13. 1869. 1 d green yellow. LA PAZ (BOLIVIA) to CASTILLON SUR DORDOGNE (FRANCE), forwarded to Lima by the agent MANUEL GRANIER / TACNA (mark on the back) where it is deposited in the post office, adding the Peruvian stamp. On the front, the date stamp of the British Postal Agency ARICA, the Franco-British exchange mark, and postage "12". MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL FORWARDER.
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Yvert 142, 143, 147(2). 1917. 1 gray cent, 2 green cents and 12 blue-green cents, two stamps. Certificate from AREQUIPA to MADRID (addressed to Miguel Gálvez). Arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 2, 4, 12. 1880. 1 red real, 4 bistre reales, and 10 black centvos (tinted). Personal envelope of President Rafael Zaldívar from EL SALVADOR to PARIS. Postmark: CONCENTRIC CIGoodLES, date stamp on the front: CORREOS DE SAN SALVADOR, and octagonal *PANAMA-UNION* / PAQ.F.Nº1, in red (year reversed and extremely rare). MAGNIFICENT, SPECTACULAR, AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE POSTAGE FROM THE FIRST AND SECOND ISSUES OF EL SALVADOR, A PIECE OF ENORMOUS IMPORTANCE AND INTEREST.
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1947. Various values. Postcard from BANGKOK to UNTER WETZIKON (SWITZERLAND). Marked AV2 on the front. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 35(2), France 32. 1873. 5 cts blue, two stamps and 80 cts pink from France. MONTEVIDEO to VALENCIA, circulated via Portugal (small stains and some erosion). Postmark PD on all stamps, repeated on the front and postage 1 PESETAS, in blue applied upon arrival in Spain. BEAUTIFUL AND VERY RARE.
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Yvert 36. 1872. 10 cts green. SALTO to GURIEZO (CANTABRIA), mailed via Portugal. Oval BARS postmark, on the front date stamps of Salto and MONTEVIDEO and postage stamp "3R" applied upon arrival in Spain. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Yvert 144(6). 1904. 5 mils orange, six stamps (one folded to the back). Postcard from MONTEVIDEO to VALLADOLID. Arrival on the front. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 152, 153. 1902. 1 green cent and 2 red cents. Postcard from MONTEVIDEO to ORENSE, forwarded to BAGoodELONA. Circulated via Lisbon by the steamship Oropesa. MAGNIFICENT.
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Yvert 192. 1913. 23 cts blue. Certificate from SAN CARLOS to MADRID. Arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL.
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290, Airmail 5. 1926. (March 1). 10 cts blue-green and 10 cts red. Certified Airmail from MONTEVIDEO to BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA). Roller postmark MONTEVIDEO / URUGUAY and on the front date stamps RECOMMENDED / MONTEVIDEO, certificate label, trademark ANGEL S: ADAMI / EXCLUSIVE AGENT / IN URUGUAY AND / OF THE HOME / MONTEVIDEO and signature of Ramón Franco. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, ONLY FOURTEEN LETTERS CIGoodULATED ON THIS PLUS ULTRA FLIGHT.
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Yvert 305(2), Airmail 4/6. 1926. 5 cts pink, two stamps and complete 1924 airmail series. Certified Airmail from MONTEVIDEO to BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA). Postmark AIR POSTAL SERVICE / MONTEVIDEO-BUENOS AIRES, in red, with the inscription "By Seaplane" on the front and "Arrival" on the back. On March 1, 1926, regular air service was inaugurated between Montevideo and Buenos Aires, using Junkers F13L seaplane monoplanes. This service was called "Junkers Mission in South America" ​​and coincided with the Plus Ultra flight between Montevideo and Buenos Aires. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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Yvert 14, 31. 1930. 10 cts green, 40 cts brown and 8 cts blue. Graf Zeppelin from MONTEVIDEO to LOGoodH (GERMANY). On the front markings FIRST FLIGHT / SOUTH AMERICA / URUGUAY / ZEPPELIN, in green and FIRST EUROPE PAN-AMERICAN / ROUND FLIGHT, in violet and on the back transit FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. MAGNIFICENT.
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1848. LA GUAIRA to LONDON, mailed by the British postal service. Postmark: CORREO DE VENEZUELA / GUAIRA / FRANCA, in red. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1866. PUERTO CABELLO (VENEZUELA) to BAGoodELONA. Postage mark "4 RS" (reales) and handwritten annotation "English Way", on the reverse transit LONDON and arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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