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773/74. 1938. 45 cts and 1.25 pts. About First Day from SAGUNTO to BARCELONA. On the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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First Day Cover. 1st Centenary
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First Day Cover. 2nd Centenary
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1851. GUATEMALA to CADIZ, circulated privately to Havana where it is deposited in the post office. Upon arrival in Cádiz, the ISLAS DE / BARLOVENTO mark is applied in red and the bearing of "5 R". MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE, IT IS POSSIBLY THE ONLY LETTER WITH THIS MARK AND WITH ORIGIN IN GUATEMALA.
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1118. 1952. 2pt blue. MADRID to ZARAGOZA. Postmark 1st DAY / OF / CIRCULATION / MADRID, arrival on the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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1130/31. 1954. Complete series. MADRID to BARCELONA. Postmark FIRST DAY OF CIRCULATION, arrival back. MAGNIFICENT.
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(1798ca). Front from MASAYA (NICARAGUA) to LEON. MASAYA brand, in our opinion its printing occurred during the Spanish colonial period in America (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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(1798ca). Front from LEON to MANAGUA. LEON brand, in blue (PE2) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(1809ca). Front from RIVAS (NICARAGUA) to LEON. NICARAGUA brand, in black, in our opinion its stamping occurred during the Spanish colonial period in America (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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(1812ca). Front from MANAGUA to LEON. MANAGUA brand, in writing ink, in our opinion its printing occurred during the Spanish colonial period in America (PE2) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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(1820ca). Front from MANAGUA to LEON. MANAGUA brand, in writing ink, in our opinion its printing occurred during the Spanish colonial period in America (PE3) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1821. Front from GRANADA to LEON. Brand *GRANADA*, in our opinion its stamping occurred during the Spanish colonial period in America (PE2) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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First Day Cover. 2nd Centenary
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First Day Cover. 2nd Centenary
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First Day Cover. 2nd Centennial. On the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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1802. REMOVED LIMA. PIURA brand, applied in transit and portage "3" handwritten. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, NOT REVIEWED IN ANY OF THE WORKS OF TIZON AND COLARETA.
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(1600ca). CARAMAGNA to CHERASCO. The two cities were located in the Italian Piedmont, dominated during that period by the House of Savoy, precisely in Cherasco the Treaty of Cherasco was signed in 1631, which put an end to the War of Succession of Mantua, in which among other countries participated Spain. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1703. Interesting document of appointment of a Captain of the Company of Spanish Armored Horses, dated in the field of San Gil on August 28, 1703 and signed by Don Isidro de la Cueva y Benavides, Marquis of Bedmar and Commander General of the Countries Bajos y Gentil Hombre de Cámara of Felipe V (preserves the complete wafer). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DOCUMENT DATED DURING THE CONFLICT OF THE WAR OF SPANISH SUCCESSION.
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1782. SANTA FE (COLOMBIA) to POPAYAN (COLOMBIA), including the inner text. SANTA FE and FRANCA brands (PE2, PE6) 2004 edition, handwritten portage "3". MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE, CIRCULATED IN THE PERIOD OF SPANISH DOMINATION IN COLOMBIA, WITH THE INSIDE TEXT AND DATED.
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(1800ca). LA GUAIRA (VENEZUELA) to COLON (PANAMA). GUAYRA (PE1) 2004 edition mark and handwritten annotation "Bergantín Argonauta" (this ship was sunk in 1805 in the Battle of Trafalgar). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE CIRCULATED DURING THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD.
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1804. Notarial document on paper stamped FOR THE POOR OF SOLEMNITY FOUR MRS / SEAL QUARTO, YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FOUR, requesting an officer of an Infantry Regiment garrisoned in Malaga, permission to celebrate the wedding of a soldier of his barracks, dated in Madrid on August 23, 1804 and signed by Notary Angel Martín Cueto (preserves the complete wafer). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(1805ca). Frontal from GUADALCAZAR to YBARRA, addressed to Don Julián Agustín de Azpeitia, Administrator of the Ibarra Hacienda during the Spanish colonial period. GVADALCAZAR brand, in red (PE1) edition 2004. BEAUTIFUL AND RARE.
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(1808ca). Front from QUERETARO to YBARRA (GUANAJUATO). QUERETARO brand (PE2) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE CIRCULATED DURING THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD, THIS BRAND WAS ONLY USED IN 1808.
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(1809ca). Front from PUEBLO DE DOLORES (GUANAJUATO) to SAN PEDRO DE IBARRA. PUEBLO DE / DOLORES brand, in red (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARY RARE, THIS BRAND WAS ONLY USED DURING THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD.
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(1820ca). Reused front from PUEBLO DE DOLORES (GUANAJUATO) to SAN FELIPE. PUEBLO DE / DOLORES brand, in black (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARY RARE, THIS BRAND WAS ONLY USED DURING THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD.
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1850. GUAYAMA to ROCHELLE (FRANCE). GUAYAMA and FRANCO brand, both in blue (PE2) and (PE4) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE DIRECTED ABROAD.
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1752. NORTHERN PARTIE DE LA COURONNE DE CASTILLE OR SE TROUVENT LES ROYAUMES DE CASTILLE VIEILLE DE LEON, DE GALLICE, DES ASTURIES, LA BISCAYE ET LA NAVARRE. Robert deVaugondy. Paris, 1752. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, IDEAL FOR THE STUDY OF THE POSTAL HISTORY OF THIS REGION.
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52. 1860. 4 orange cuartos (small erosion at the top of the card). ALBACETE to ALICANTE. AMB postmark. ASC. 2nd SPEC. / *MADRID*. MAGNIFICENT.
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52. 1860. 4 orange cuartos . Addressed to ALICANTE. AMB postmark. OFF 2nd ESP. / *MADRID*. MAGNIFICENT.
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△ 58. 1862. 4 chestnut cuartos , on fragment. Postmark NORTH / AMB. OFF MAGNIFICENT.
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58. 1862. 4- cuartos chestnut. Addressed to VALENCIA. Postmark CORDOBA.SEVILLA.CADIZ / ASC. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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58. 1862. 4- cuartos chestnut. Addressed to SALAS (OVIEDO). Postmark CORDOBA.SEVILLA.CADIZ / ASC. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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58. 1862. 4- cuartos chestnut. ATECA (ZARAGOZA) to BARCELONA. Postmark FROM ZARAGOZA TO BARCELONA / EST. AMB. OFF MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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58. 1862. 4- cuartos chestnut. Addressed to VALENCIA. AMB postmark. OFF 2nd ESPED / *MADRID*. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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