Online Stamp Auction Spain and Colonies #116

2013. 150 YEARS OF POSTAL RATES 1850-1999. Published by Filatelia Hobby. Madrid, 2013.
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2015. POSTAL RATES MANUAL FOR SPAIN AND ITS OVERSEAS TERRITORIES, Volume I. Edifil Editions. Madrid, 2015. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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2020. SPECIALIZED CATALOGUE OF CUBAN SUGoodHARGE STAMPS AND ANTI-TUBEGoodULOSIS VIGNETTES. Carlos Echenagusía García. Echenastamps Edition. Madrid, 2020.
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1705. WAR OF SUCCESSION. CADIZ to LILLE (FRANCE). Handwritten note of "Andalusian" origin. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1727. VILCHES (JAEN) to JAEN. ALC,L,RL mark in black applied in transit in Alcalá la Real (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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1761. ALGECIRAS (CADIZ) to GRANADA. ANDALUCIA / BAXA mark, in black from Algeciras (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN, DATE MUCH BEFORE THAT INDICATED IN TIZON'S WORK. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1845. VILLAMARTIN (ALICANTE) to JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA (CADIZ). On the front Baeza AGoodOS DLFª. / CADIZ, in red applied in transit. MAGNIFICENT.
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1734. TIJOLA (ALMERIA) to ASTORGA (LEON). BAZA mark, in writing ink applied in transit (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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1732. BAEZA (JAEN) to JAEN. DBAEZA mark, in black (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN, ACCORDING TO THE WORK OF TIZON. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1850. BAEZA (JAEN) to MADRID. On the front Baeza BAEZA / ANDAL.A., in red and mark of DEPUTIES AND SENATORS, in red applied on arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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1716. (completed on January 11, 1717). CADIZ to GENOVA. Mark OF CADIZ, in black (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS POSSIBLY ONE OF THE FIRST MARKS USED IN ALL OF SPAIN, SINCE THIS TYPE OF MARKS WERE PUT INTO USE ON JANUARY 1, 1717, A PIECE OF GREAT SPECTACULARITY. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1756. CADIZ to PARIS (FRANCE). ANDALUCIA / LA ALTA stamp, in black from Cadiz (PE6), 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1764. CADIZ to NEW YORK (UNITED STATES). Privately circulated to Philadelphia with handwritten annotation "Phi.3", without markings, where it is routed to New York by agent William Dalrymyrle (text on the back). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION WITH A ROUTER VIA PHILADELPHIA, ESPECIALLY DURING THIS PERIOD OF THE 18TH CENTURY. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1764. GENOA to CADIZ. Transport stamped "6R", in red. MAGNIFICENT. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1771. PHILADELPHIA (UNITED STATES) to MARSEILLE (FRANCE), sent by an agent (note on the back) to Cadiz, where it is deposited at the post office. Mark ANDALUCIA / ALTA, in Cadiz red (PE12) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE LETTER WITH NOTE BY THE ROUTER IN THE 18TH CENTURY. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1786. NEW YORK (UNITED STATES) to BAGoodELONA, privately shipped to Cadiz, where it is deposited at the post office. Marked CADIZ, in red (PE13). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE, ESPECIALLY FOR A TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE DURING THIS PERIOD. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1789. CADIZ to POPAYAN (COLOMBIA). Mark CADIZ, in red (PE13) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE, PROBABLY THE ONLY KNOWN ONE ADDRESSED TO POPAYAN FROM CADIZ IN THIS PERIOD. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1799. CADIZ to GUATEMALA. CADIZ stamp, in Cadiz red (PE13) 2004 edition and handwritten annotation "Marmo. Coruna". MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE DESTINATION. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1775. CADIZ to MEXICO. ESPAÑA brand, in Cadiz red (PE28) 2004 edition and handwritten annotation "Barca La Peregrina" and postage "3PTA" (silver reales). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1781. CADIZ to ERMITA (GUATEMALA). CADIZ and ESPAÑA marks, both in Cadiz red (PE13 and PE76) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, ESPECIALLY ADDRESSED TO GUATEMALA, IT IS PROBABLY THE OLDEST USE OF THE ESPAÑA DE CADIZ MARK, USED TO INDICATE CORRESPONDENCE COMING FROM THE PENINSULA. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1795. CADIZ to NEW YORK (UNITED STATES). Mark F / CADIZ, in Cadiz red (PE33) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1756. GENOVA to CADIZ. Marks NOV.BRE and 1756 (on the reverse), both in black and applied upon arrival in Cadiz (PE48 and PE49) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1793. NEW YORK (UNITED STATES) to VALENCIA. WINDWARD ISLANDS mark, possibly applied in transit in Cadiz (PE63) 2004 edition and arrival mark in Valencia V "CORONADA" (PE38). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1780. NANTES (FRANCE) to CADIZ. PARIS mark, in black and applied upon arrival in Cadiz (PE72) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1779. CADIZ to GUATEMALA. ESPAÑA brand, in Cadiz red (PE76) 2004 edition and handwritten annotation "Santiago and Spain". MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1779. CADIZ to GUATEMALA. ESPAÑA brand, in Cadiz red (PE76) 2004 edition and handwritten annotation "Aviso". MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE DESTINATION. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1800. Addressed to GUATEMALA. Mark ESPAÑA, in red, possibly from Cádiz or La Coruña, handwritten annotation "Yndias" and parallel bars indicating postage paid. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION, ADDRESSED TO A SOLDIER ESTABLISHED IN GUATEMALA. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1720. ECIJA (SEVILLE) to MADRID. DEZIXA 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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1739. GRANADA to CORDOBA. DE mark with pomegranate, 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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(1799ca). GRANADA to EL BURGO (MALAGA). On the front mark GRNª / ANDALUCIA / VAXA, in red (PE8) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT.
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1848. GRANADA to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). Baeza GRANADA / ANDAL.B. (Type I) and general use mark FRANCO (PE31) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1848. GRANADA to LEGANIEL (CUENCA). "A" subscription mark in red crossed out in pen, probably applied by mistake (PE36) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1748. JERUSALEM to MADRID, privately sent to MALAGA, where it is deposited at the post office. MALAGA mark, in black (PE1) edition 2004, on the back plate stamp with the cross of Jerusalem. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARIABLY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND IT IS CERTAINLY THE ONE REVIEWED IN TIZON'S WORK AND ESPECIALLY WITH ORIGIN IN THE HOLY LAND. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1756. MALAGA to MADRID. ANDALUCIA / ALTA mark, in black from Malaga (PE3) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1719. MAGoodHENA (SEVILLE) to MADRID, sent from the now-defunct Convent of Santa Eulalia. Mark DFVEN / ES, in black from Fuentes de Andalucía (PE1), 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARIABLY RARE, IT IS ALMOST PROBABILITY THE OLDEST MARK USED IN THIS TOWN AND ONE OF THE OLDEST IN ANDALUCIA, A PIECE OF ENORMOUS IMPORTANCE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1831. PADUL to GRANADA. PADUL / ANDª BAJA (PE2) brand, 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE, DATE PRIOR TO THE ONE REVIEWED IN TIZON.
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1840. LANJARON to GRANADA. PADUL brand / FRANQUEADO (PE4) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, PROBABLY THE ONLY ONE KNOWN.
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1747. PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA to ANTWERP (BELGIUM). Mark DL. PTº.STª.MARIA, in black (PE1) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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(1820ca). Addressed to PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA (CADIZ). Handwritten on the front is "FRANCA". MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE.
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1844. PORT OF SANTA MARIA (CADIZ) to MADRID. Baeza PTO.D.STª.Mª. / CADIZ. MAGNIFICENT PRINT.
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1847. SAN ROQUE (CADIZ) to CADIZ. On the front Baeza S.ROQUE / ANDAL.B, in red and handwritten "Estafeta". MAGNIFICENT.
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1585. SEVILLE to LONDON (GREAT BRITAIN), addressed to Bartolomé Corsini and handwritten annotation "Per tutto" indicating postage paid. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE ANNOTATION OF POSTAGE PAID. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1600. SEVILLE to LONDON (GREAT BRITAIN), addressed to Pandolfo Cennami in Roven (France) to re-route Amici Corsini to London. Handwritten annotation "Ppto" (Postage Paid). MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE, IT IS PROBABLY THE OLDEST KNOWN LETTER ADDRESSED FROM SEVILLE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1632. SEVILLE to ANTWERP. Handwritten notes of postage "Pte" (Pending) and "1:4" (1 escalin, 4 dineros), being the Post Office Chief Iñigo III Vélez de Guevara y Tassis. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1683. SEVILLE to LIVORNO (TUUncirculatedANY). Handwritten postage notes "Pte" and "31 -". MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1685. SEVILLE to GENOA. Circulated without marks or carriage annotation. MAGNIFICENT. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1700. SEVILLE to ANTWERP (FLANDERS). Handwritten postage note. MAGNIFICENT.
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1717. SEVILLA to MONFORTE. DE SEVILLA 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. SEVILLE to MARSEILLE (FRANCE). ANDALUCIA / ALTA mark, in black (PE3) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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1842. SEVILLE to CACERES. Baeza date stamp SEVILLE / 16-AUGº-1842 / ANDAL. B, in red. MAGNIFICENT PRINTING AND ONE OF THE FIRST CIGoodULATION DATES OF THE BAEZA TYPE DATE STAMP IN SEVILLE. Ex-Antonio Cuesta.
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