Spain and Colonies
Spain. Alfonso XIII
★★ 448/53M. 1929. Complete series. SAMPLE, in bold letters and NºA000.000. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE. Edifil 2020: +420 Euros
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
★★ 448/53s. 1929. Complete series. WITHOUT DENTARTING. MAGNIFICENT. Edifil 2020: +905 Euros
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
★★ 455/68(12). 1929. Complete series, block of twelve sheet headers with the legend. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE SET OF ENORMOUS SPECTACULARITY, IT IS PROBABLY THE LARGEST BLOCK KNOWN, FORMING THE COMPLETE SERIES IN THIS EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. Certificate CEM. Edifil 2021: +++2,400 Euros
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
315s, 317A. 1930. 15 cts blue gray WITHOUT TOOTHING and 25 cts carmine. LA RIBA (TARRAGONA) to BERLIN (GERMANY). On the arrival front. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
317A, 454. 1930. 20 cts. and 25 cts. MELILLA to BARCELONA. Postmark MELILLA / 66, on the back. MAGNIFICENT.
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
★★ 434/47(4). 1930. Complete series, block of four. Excellent centers. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE IN THIS EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. Certificate CEM. Building 2021: Edifil Euros
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
491, 593(5), 598. 1931. 5 cts, 2 cts, five seals and 25 cts carmine. SEVILLE to SOLINGEN (GERMANY). MAGNIFICENT.
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
669(2). 1932. Two letters from SAN SEBASTIAN TO VILLA CISNEROS (SAHARA) and to CARTAGENA, respectively, addressed to two deportees, one in Villa Cisneros and the other in the Cartagena prison. MAGNIFICENT.
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
215(2), 219. 1890. 5 cts blue, two stamps and 15 cts chestnut. BARCELONA to MILLAU (FRANCE). DOTTED RHOMBUS postmark. VERY LATE USE AND UNUSUAL COMBINATION.
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Spain. Alfonso XIII
Yvert 132. 1928. 25 cts blue. Addressed to MUNICH (GERMANY), sent by the Infante Luis Fernando de Baviera (Prince of Bavaria and Infante of Spain) to his daughter, Princess Pilar of Bavaria. On the back arrival. MAGNIFICENT.
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