Bibliography

1736. GENERAL DEUncirculatedRIPTION FOR WRITING TO ALL THE CITIES OF SPAIN, TOWNS AND THE MOST REMOTE PLACES, WITH THE DAYS ON WHICH THE COURIERS OF THIS COURT AND OTHER CASHIER OF THE KINGDOM ARRIVE AND DEPART, in accordance with the Decree of His Majesty of December 7, 1716. Madrid, 1736. Antonio Sanz Printing House. (506 pages and period parchment binding). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE COPY. Ex-Graus Library.
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1748. NEW STYLE AND FORM FOR WRITING AND RESPONDING TO LETTERS. Heirs of Martinez. 1748 Edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1757. Postal Route Map: THE ROUTES OF THE POSTAL ROUTES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Paris, 1757. Robert de Vaugondy. Magnificent and very rare, this is the first map of the postal routes of the Iberian Peninsula.
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1757. Postal Route Map: THE ROUTES OF THE POSTAL ROUTES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. Paris, 1757. Robert de Vaugondy. Magnificent and very rare, this is the first map of the postal routes of the Iberian Peninsula.
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1775. GENERAL LETTER DIRECTORATE IN DICTIONARY FORM, volumes I and II, including a postal map with contemporary postal routes. Bernardo Espinalt y García. Madrid, 1775. (A very rare reference work, very well preserved in its period binding.)
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1799. Map of the Postal Routes in the Iberian Peninsula. Postal Map of Spain and Portugal (colored engraving). Vienna, 1799. Franz Johann Joseph von Reilly. (Dimensions: 40 x 47 cm). Magnificent and extremely rare.
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1804. GENERAL GUIDE TO POST AND TRAVELS IN SPAIN. By Bernardo Espinalt. Madrid, 1804. A MAGNIFICENT AND RARE WORK, WHICH INCLUDES THE ORIGINAL MAP OF THE POST ROADS.
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1812. Map of the Postal Routes of the French Empire, the Kingdom of Italy and the Confederation of the Rhine. Paris, 1812. By Tardieu (140 cm x 121 cm). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE EUROPEAN-NAPOLEONIC MAIL MAP, WHERE NAPOLEONIC'S INTEREST IN SHOWING THE COMMUNICATIONAL COHESION OF HIS VAST EMPIRE IS DEMONSTRATED.
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1820. MAPS OF THE KINGDOMS OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL INCLUDING ALGARVE. Quartered and bound map in four sections by the publisher (94 cm x 65 cm each section), including post roads. London, 1820. W. Faden. (very rare)
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1823. CHART OF THE ROYALITIES OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL OR THE MARKING OF THE POST ROUTES. Quartered and covered by the publisher (106 cm x 82 cm). 1823 edition. By Collin. (very rare)
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1833. NEW ALPHABETICAL LETTER ADDRESS FOR THE PRINCIPALITY OF CATALONIA. Vicente Ballesteros. Barcelona, 1833. (bound)
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1844. A GUIDE FOR FOREIGNERS IN BAGoodELONA. D.M. Sauri's Bookstore. Barcelona, 1844. (Includes extensive postal and philatelic information.)
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1846. DICTIONARY OF THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES THAT TRANSMIT AND EXECUTE THEIR CORRESPONDENCE TO THE MAIN POST OFFICES. National Printing Office. Madrid, 1846.
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1847. A REASONED AND STATISTICAL REPORT OF THE POSTAL ADMINISTRATION FROM 1943 TO 1847. Javier de Quinto. National Printing Office of Madrid. Madrid, 1847. (Periodical binding)
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1855. Geographical Dictionary of Spanish Postal Services, with their Overseas Possessions, volumes I and II bound in a single volume. Andrés González Ponce. Madrid, 1855. (Beautiful period binding, extremely rare and ideal for the study of Spanish postal history, providing a wealth of information.)
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1857. Postal Statistics for 1857. General Postal Directorate. Madrid, 1857. (Beautiful binding)
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1862. A TRAVELER'S GUIDE, ITINERARY OF THE ROADS AND PATHS OF CATALONIA, WITH THE NAMES OF ALL THE VILLAGES IN THE PRINCIPALITY, INNS FOUND ON THE DIFFERENT STREETS, AND DISTANCE SHEETS FROM ONE VILLAGE TO ANOTHER, COUNTED AT A TROOP'S PACE. Barcelona, 1862.
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1862. APPENDIX TO THE LEGISLATIVE COLLECTION ON POST OFFICES. General Directorate of Post Offices. Madrid, 1962. (bound volume).
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1865. The Postal Service's Statistical Dictionary of Travelers of All Towns in Spain and Adjacent Islands. Manuel Poderón. Granada, 1865. (Beautiful period binding, extremely rare and ideal for studying contemporary postal history.)
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1867. NEW POST OFFICE DICTIONARY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF CORRESPONDENCE TO ALL TOWNS AND MUNICIPALITIES IN SPAIN AND ADJACENT ISLANDS. Published by Revista de Correos. Madrid, 1867. (Beautiful period binding)
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1870. TREATISE ON TELEGRAPHY AND SUFFICIENT INFORMATION ON POSTAL SERVICES. Antonio Suarez Saavedra. Zaragoza, 1870. A very rare copy with rates and very interesting data on the operation of the Telegraph Service.
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1873. Document on the fee to be charged to wheelchair runners in the race from Madrid to Cadiz. Count of Floridablanca. Madrid, 1873. (precious and extremely rare document)
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1878. CATALOGUE OF POSTAGE STAMPS, STAMPED ENVELOPES AND POSTCARDS OF SPAIN AND COLONIES. Published by The Philatelic Society. London, 1878. (period binding). MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE, ACCORDING TO PHILATELIC BIBLIOGRAPHER NATHAN, THIS IS THE FIRST CATALOGUE OF SPANISH STAMPS AND THE FIRST PRINTED WORK OF THE ROYAL PHILATELIC SOCIETY.
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1878. Catalogue of Postage Stamps, Stamped Envelopes and Postcards of Spain and Colonies. Published by The Philatelic Society. London, 1878. Magnificent and extremely rare, according to philatelic bibliographer Nathan, this is the first catalogue of Spanish stamps and the first printed work of the Royal Philatelic Society.
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(1879ca). THE INVESTIGATOR: CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CURIOUS PEOPLE, LITERARY PEOPLE, ANTIQUE DEALERS, ETC. Three volumes. Madrid, 1879, 1880, and 1882. (Includes information on the operation of the postal service and stamp collecting of the time.)
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1880. POSTAL GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF SPAIN. General Directorate of Posts and Telegraphs. Madrid, 1880.
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1880. POSTAL GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF SPAIN. Published by the General Directorate of Post and Telegraph. Madrid, 1880.
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1881. A HISTORICAL AND DEUncirculatedRIPTIVE REVIEW OF SPANISH POSTAGE STAMPS. Antonio Fernández Duro. Madrid, 1881. (Beautiful binding)
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1894. DIE POSTWERTZEICHEN SPANIENS UND SEINER KOLONIEN (THE STAMPS OF SPAIN AND ITS COLONIES). Rudolf Friedrich. Berliner Philatelisten Clubs. Berlin, 1894. (original in German)
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1894. HISTORY OF THE MAIL FROM ITS ORIGINS TO THE PRESENT DAY. Eduardo Verdegay y Fiscovich. Madrid, 1894. (Beautiful period binding)
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1895. Postal Trifles. Doctor Thebussem. Madrid, 1895. (Original work with a binding from the 1980s; reprints of this work are known.)
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1896. DEUncirculatedRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF THE POSTAGE AND TELEGRAPH STAMPS OF SPAIN AND ITS COLONIES. Miguel Gálvez Jiménez. Madrid, 1896. (very well preserved, with the cover detached in an unimportant way). MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE CATALOGUE BY GALVEZ, THE FIRST PUBLISHED UNDER HIS OWN NAME. WE MUST REMEMBER THE FIGURE OF LEOPOLDO LOPEZ, WHOSE BUSINESS GALVEZ COLLECTED AND WHOM HE PAYS HOMAGE TO BY RECOGNIZING THE FOUR CATALOGUES THAT LEOPOLDO LOPEZ PUBLISHED PREVIOUSLY. THIS IS WHY GALVEZ PRINTS HIS FIRST CATALOGUE AS A 5TH EDITION, LEAVING RECORD OF THE WORK OF HIS PREDECESSOR.
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1902. POSTAL GEOGRAPHY. A work written using a graphic method and strict postal order. Francisco de Asís Gutiérrez. Madrid, 1902. (Impressive postal atlas of the period, early 20th century, which includes a map of each province with its post offices, telegraph lines, railways, etc.)
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1906. Postal Geographical Dictionary of Spain. Pedro López Alonso. Madrid, 1906. (Beautiful period binding)
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1908. Philatelic and Postal Disquisitions. Francisco Carreras y Candi. Edited by Francisco J. Altés y Alabart. Barcelona, 1908.
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1909. UNIVERSAL POSTAL ATLAS, including twenty-nine maps of land and sea postal routes around the world. Angel Moreno, Postal Service Officer. 1st Edition. Logroño, 1909.
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1909. GENERAL CATALOGUE OF SPANISH TAX STAMPS. Francisco Carreras y Candi. Barcelona, 1909. (slightly tired)
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(1911ca). COMPAÑIA TRANSATLANTICA, SPANISH MAIL STEAMSHIPS, PASSENGER INFORMATION BOOK, formerly A. López y Cía. Barcelona, 1911. Very rare. (A beautiful book published by the company itself that includes a wealth of information on how the steamships worked at that time, with photographs and interesting facts, and a wealth of historical information.)
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1915. SERVICE DES POSTES, FRENCH VERSION OF THE POSTAL LEGISLATION. Pedro Bueso Contreras. Madrid, 1915.
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1916. THE MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN SPAIN AND AMERICA. Welcome Calvo Hernández. Official Book Chamber of Barcelona. Barcelona, 1916.
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1919. THE STAMPS OF SPAIN 1850 TO 1854. Hugo Griebert. London, 1919.
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(1920ca). Notebook from the beginning of the 20th century (unused), for used stamps published by Unión Filatelica Española. MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL.
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1920. POSTAL SERVICES IN SPAIN. Directorate General of Post and Telegraph. Madrid, 1920. (binding repaired).
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1920. Catalogue of the Post and Telegraph Stamps of Spain and its Colonies. Published by the General Directorate of Post and Telegraph. Madrid, 1920. (A very rare copy for bibliographers.)
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1920. Philatelic Ramblings. Manuel Piquero. Published by Huici. Valencia, 1920. (beautifully bound, 1960s)
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1920. Catalog of Post and Telegraph Stamps of Spain and its Colonies. General Directorate of Post and Telegraph. Madrid, 1920. (A very rare catalog, especially in this spectacular condition.)
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1921. SPANISH POSTMARK, volume I. Pedro Monge. Barcelona, 1921.
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1924. 6-QUARTO STAMP, 1850. Julián Zuazo y Palacios. Spanish Philatelic Union. Madrid, 1924.
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1928. ALBUM OF FACSIMILES (FOURNIER). Published by L´UNION PHILATELIQUE DE GENEVE, including thirteen sheets of text and illustrations, one hundred and fifty-four sheets with forged stamps, postmarks and marks, plus ten blank sheets. Copy numbered 462 of a total print run of 480. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTRAORDINARILY RARE COMPLETE, MOST OF THEM WERE DISMANTLED TO DISTRIBUTE THE FORGES BY COUNTRY. Ex-Pedro Monge.
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1930. Official Catalogue of the NATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION OF BAGoodELONA, held from May 24 to 31, 1930. Barcelona, 1930.
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