Online Stamp Auction Spain and Colonies #116

1795. ALFARO to RONCAL. RIOXA mark, from Alfaro in writing ink (PE2) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1853. BRIVIEUncirculatedA (BURGOS) to VILLAGoodAYO (BURGOS). On the front BRIVIEUncirculatedA / RIOJA. MAGNIFICENT.
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1823. ARNEDO to VITORIA. CALª / RIOXA brand, from Calahorra (PE7) edition 2004. MAGNIFICENT.
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1738. HARO (LA RIOJA) to MADRID. HARO mark, in writing ink (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REVIEWED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1786. LOGROÑO to TORRECILLA DE CAMEROS. RIOXA brand, in black from Logroño (PE4) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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|ENVELOPE|(1827ca). Judicial envelope from LOGROÑO to BURGOS (missing paper on one side and torn on the front). Mark LÑO / FRANQUEADO, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. NICE AND VERY RARE.
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1740. EZCARAY (LA RIOJA) to MADRID. LACAZADA mark, in black applied in transit through Santo Domingo de la Calzada (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REFERENCED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1844. SANTO DOMINGO DE LA CALZADA in MADRID. On the front Baeza SANTO.DLC / RIOJA, in yellow. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1854. CADALSO DE LOS VIDRIOS (MADRID) in MADRID. On the Baeza front of CADALSO / CAST.LA.N, in red. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1850. EL PARDO to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). Baeza EL PARDO / CAST.LA N., in red. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1847. FUENTIDUEÑA DE TAJO (MADRID) to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). Baeza FUENTIDUEÑA / CAST.LA N. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE PRINT.
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1849. FUENTIDUEÑA DE TAJO to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). FRANCO general use mark, in red. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, THE FRANCO GENERAL USE MARK OF THIS TOWN HAS NOT BEEN REVIEWED IN TIZON'S WORK.
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1688. MADRID to LIVORNO (TUUncirculatedANY). Handwritten bearing "21-". MAGNIFICENT.
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1700. MADRID to LIVORNO (TUUncirculatedANY). Handwritten title "21-5". MAGNIFICENT.
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1700. MADRID to LIVORNO (TUUncirculatedANY). Handwritten title "21:10". MAGNIFICENT.
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1753. LISBON (PORTUGAL) to LUCCA (ITALY). Mark COR / REO DEY / TALIA DE / MADRD, in black and applied to the back in transit through Madrid (PE4) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE, ACCORDING TO TIZON THERE ARE ONLY SEVEN LETTERS WITH THIS MARK AND THIS IS PROBABLY THE OLDEST KNOWN. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1724. ROME (ITALY) to VILLAVICIOSA (ASTURIAS). On the back there is a circular mark CROSS IN NEGATIVE, attributed to Madrid and most likely used by merchants to indicate their correspondence and postage. Handwritten rectified (PE110) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, VERY FEW KNOWN ONES ADDRESSED TO ASTURIAS. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1733. BRUGES (NETHERLANDS) to MARTOS (JAEN). DE BRUGES stamp, indicating the origin and on the back CIGoodULAR CROSS, in negative and applied in transit through Madrid, possibly used by merchants and traders to mark their correspondence (PE110) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, ESPECIALLY WITH ORIGIN IN BRUGES. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1825. SAN LORENZO DE EL EUncirculatedORIAL to MADRID, addressed to Don José Blázquez, chamber surgeon to Ferdinand VII. Mark M / FRANKED (PE25) 2004 edition and handwritten annotation "Part". MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1842. MADRID to PARIS (FRANCE). Baeza date stamp MADRID / 18-APR-1842 / CAST.LA.N. and mark M / PP, in red (PE85) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE, ESPECIALLY BEING ONE OF THE FIRST DAYS OF USE OF THE BAEZA. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1842. MADRID to BRASSAC (FRANCE). Baeza date stamp MADRID / 8-JUN-1842 / CAST.LA.N, in red. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE CIGoodULATED DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF USE OF THE BAEZA DATE STAMP. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1728. VILLAMIEL (CACERES) to MADRID. Mark CRUZ DE SANTIAGO, in black applied on arrival (PE111) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1747. ROME to CUENCA. Mark ROME, from the Spanish post office in Rome, dependent on the Central Post Office of Madrid (PE119) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE.
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1735. ROME (ITALY) to BAGoodELONA. Mark ROMA, in black circulated through the Spanish post office in Rome (PE119) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABLY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN, DATE MUCH BEFORE THE ONE INDICATED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta. (We are grateful for the contribution of Esteve Domenech, where he indicates that this mark is a variant of the one catalogued by Tizón, as it is a completely rectangular mark, there are five known letters in total)
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1736. GENOVA to BAGoodELONA. GENOVA mark, in black circulated through the Spanish post office in Genoa (PE118) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT PRINTING AND VERY RARE, WITHOUT A DOUBT THIS IS ONE OF THE OLDEST MARKS USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REFERENCED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1738. BRUGES (NETHERLANDS) to SEVILLE. DE BRUGES stamp indicating the origin and handwritten annotation "m//m" indicating the postage paid. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1746. AMSTERDAM (NETHERLANDS) to CORELLA (NAVARRA). Handwritten annotation "Olanda" indicating the origin (most likely from the Correo Central de Madrid) and carriage "2 r ½". MAGNIFICENT AND RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1790. LONDON (ENGLAND) to MADRID. ENGLAND mark, in black applied on arrival (PE113) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1852. SAN FERNANDO DE HENARES to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). Baeza PTE.D.VIVEROS / CAST.LA N. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT BAEZA TYPE DATES TO FIND, IT IS THE FIRST TIME WE HAVE RECORD OF IT.
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1854. PONTON DE LA OLIVA (MADRID) to TARANCON (CUENCA), sent from the Caserna del Presidio del Cerro de la Oliva, Patones. Due to the construction of the Pontón de la Oliva dam for the Canal de Isabel II, a large number of workers were moved, among them more than fifteen hundred prisoners, most of them from the Carlist Wars and a building was built to house them, part of which was used as a prison. Baeza TORRELAGUNA / CAST.LA.N. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, ESPECIALLY FROM THIS UNUSUAL LOCATION.
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1576. SAN LORENZO DE EL EUncirculatedORIAL to MILAN, letter in copy sent by Philip II to Don Sancho de Guevara y Padilla, Castellan Sforzesco of Milan, member of the Secret Council of Philip II and appointed Governor of MILAN in April 1580. Signatures "I, the King" and Antonio Pérez, Secretary of the Chamber of Philip II and of the Council of State. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1579. TOLEDO to GENOA, sent by King Philip II to Don Pedro de Mendoza, ambassador of Genoa and member of the Council of State. Handwritten annotation "By the King" and complete wafer. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1721. MADRID to AVILA. OFFICIAL FRANCHISE mark, in black (PE34) 2004 edition and handwritten "By the King", full plate stamp on the back. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1782. MADRID to VITORIA. On the front handwritten "By the King" and Royal Mail mark, in black (PE40) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1788. MADRID to AREQUIPA (PERU). Handwritten "By the King" and Royal Mail mark, in black very similar to the (PE38) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE DESTINATION, ESPECIALLY BY ROYAL MAIL. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1796. MADRID to GUATEMALA. Handwritten "By the King" and marked SPAIN, in red of La Coruña or Cádiz. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE TRANSATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL IN THIS PERIOD. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1757. CARTAGENA (MUGoodIA) to MARSEILLE (FRANCE). Mark MVGoodIA, in black (PE9) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1845. ORIHUELA (ALICANTE) to CIUDAD REAL. On the Baeza front ORIHUELA / MUGoodIA. MAGNIFICENT.
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1850. CAGoodAR (NAVARRA) to VIANA (NAVARRA). On the front Baeza LOS-AGoodOS / NAVARRA, in red. MAGNIFICENT PRINTING.
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1717. PAMPLONA (NAVARRA) to BAYONA (FRANCE). PAMPLONA mark, in black (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REVIEWED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1756. PAMPLONA (NAVARRA) to MARSEILLE (FRANCE). NAVARRA brand, in black (PE8) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1850. PAMPLONA to ZARAGOZA. On the Baeza front PAMPLONA / NAVARRA, in yellow. MAGNIFICENT.
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1847. SANGÃœESA to ZARAGOZA. On the front Baeza SANGÃœESA / NAVARRA, in red. MAGNIFICENT PRINTING.
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1717. BILBAO to MADRID. Mark AR / BILBAO, in black (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REVIEWED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1758. BILBAO to LAVAL (FRANCE). VIZCAYA brand, in black (PE7) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1791. LONDON (GREAT BRITAIN) to FORONDA (ALAVA), privately shipped to Calais, where a mark of origin is applied, and from there to Bilbao by sea. Handwritten note "By Bilbao". MAGNIFICENT.
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1823. BILBAO to LONDON (GREAT BRITAIN), circulated by sea to Gravesend (entrance route to the River Thames) where the SHIP LETTER / GRAVESEND mark is applied to the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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1843. VERA DE BIDASOA (NAVARRA) to CINTRUENIGO (NAVARRA). YRUN brand, in blue (PE9) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1786. FRANCE to JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA. BAYONA mark, from Irún applied in transit to indicate the origin (PE18) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT.
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1781. PAU (FRANCE) to CADIZ. BAYONA mark, applied in transit through Irún (PE18) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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