Postal History by Communities

1842. ANTEQUERA to VALENCIA. Brand ANTEQUERA / ANDALUCIA / ALTA (PE4) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT.
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1842. SANLUCAR LA MAYOR to MADRID. SLM / ANDALUCIA / VAXA brand, in brown (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1844. UGIJAR to GRANADA. Baeza UJIJAR / ANDAL. B, in red. MAGNIFICENT.
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1844. ECIJA to OCAÑA. Baeza ECIJA / ANDAL.B. MAGNIFICENT.
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1848. LOJA to GRANADA. Baeza LOJA / ANDAL.B, in red. MAGNIFICENT PRINT.
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1849. CASTRO DEL RIO to SEVILLE. Baeza CASTRO D. RIO / ANDAL. A. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1849. MORON DE LA FRONTERA to BARCELONA. MORON / ANDAL dater. B. MAGNIFICENT AND SPECTACULAR PRINTING.
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1850. TARIFF to MARCILLA (NAVARRA), sent by mistake to MARSEILLE (FRANCE), in Saint Jean de Luz the entry date is applied and where they realize the error and return it to Spain. Mark T / ANDALUCIA / VAXA (PE1) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1850. JAEN to MADRID. Baeza JAEN / ANDAL.A. and Sy D. mark for Senators and Deputies, both in red. MAGNIFICENT.
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1854. Set of two letters from GREAT BRITAIN to CADIZ, both with the ESTRANGERO / CADIZ mark, in black and blue (PE74) 2004 edition, respectively and with different portages. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1863. Judicial Escrow from GRANADA to MALAGA. Mark "A" fertilizer, in black from Granada (PE36) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1847. MADRID to PORTO (PORTUGAL). Addressed to Brigadier Jaime Ortega of the Spanish Army in Portugal in "Oporto or wherever he may be". The civil war confronts in Portugal the conservative government of Doña María II and the Progressive Junta of Porto. After a failed Hispano-British mediation, the military intervention in support of the queen is agreed in London. In Madrid, the details of the Spanish participation were specified with the dispatch of an operations army under the command of General Manuel Gutiérrez de la Concha. With the signing of the Gramido Agreement signed by the Spanish general, the civil war ends. MAGNIFICENT AND UNIQUE KNOWN, DOCUMENT OF EXCEPTIONAL HISTORICAL VALUE.
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