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Losnr. : 2886 Guatemala
1778: Cover from Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain to La Coruña, Valle de la Hermita, Guatemala with ANDALUCIA / LA ALTA despatch in red, truncated "ESPANA" handstamp applied in red on arrival in Havana or possibly Vera Cruz, addressed to Manuel Sanz y Carrasco (appointed 2nd Army Surgeon in 1773, died 1778). Cover with file stitch holes and some internal docketing, a rare and extremely early letter to Guatemala.Ausruf : 850 CHFZuschlag : 850 CHFLosnr. : 2887 Guatemala
1820: Printed form with Guatemalan Arms for the "Administracion de Alcavalas" of Granada, Nicaragua, signed off and dated at base "Mayo 24, 1820", with handstruck "♚ / EL PRESIDENTE" at lower left of the Superintendent of Finances / Customs with financial accounting in manuscript on reverse.Ausruf : 150 CHFZuschlag : 240 CHFLosnr. : 2888 Guatemala
1825c.: Cover to Totonicapan on the border with Mexico, endorsed at top "Servicio Nationale Urgente", and further endorsed by sender at base "Command.te de la Frontera". Carried by Military courier the 'Correo Violente', rather than the regular postal service. Scarce.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 240 CHFLosnr. : 2889 Guatemala
1872 (July 8): "Parte de Transito" with Guatemalan Arms at top and printed "Aministracion General de Correos de la Republica de Guatemala" being a pass for the 'extraordinary' Postal Courier, one Ricardo Aguirre, to travel from Guatemala to Comayagua in Honduras. Endorsed on arrival by the Postmaster Molina (July 28) in manuscript with oval ADMON GRÃL / DE CORREOS DE LA / COMAYAGUA below in black.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 200 CHFLosnr. : 2890 Guatemala
1880: Postal Receipt waybill for mail from Guatemala City entrusted to Postal Courier Agustin Mencos dated at base "Guatemala, Setiembre 13, 1880", showing 1 'Paquete' (Parcel) for San José and Puntarenas (Costa Rica), 2 'Balijas' (Mailbags) for the Postal Agent (the Guatemalan Consul in Panama) and a further Paquete bound for California; and manuscript acknowledgement of receipt at base "Received exact on September 14th at 8½ a.m., Fred.o King". Mail was taken by mules as far as Escuintla and thence by train to the port of San José. Rare.Ausruf : 250 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2891 Guatemala
1884: "Rail Bond", a complete form (355 x 430 mm.) for the years 1884-1893, for public funding of President Barrios's scheme for the building of the "Northern Railroad" from Guatemala City to the Caribbean, stamped up with four examples of the unoverprinted 1 peso vermilion each handstamped PAGADO in violet (one stamp missing). The bond plan was for each completed form, the bearer would get 40 pesos worth of shares. However, President Barrios was killed fighting Salvadorean forces at the Battle of Chalchuapa in April 1885 and the project abandoned. The 1 peso was later utilised in 1886 for the surcharged 'Rail Bond' issue. An extraordinary survivor and rare.Ausruf : 350 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2892 Guatemala
1887: UPU 'Avis de Réception' printed form for a registerede / AR letter from Quetzaltenango to Launceston, Tasmania (extraordinary destination at this date) with framed "CERTIFICADO / QUETZALTENANGO" despatch in violet (Nov 3), partial transit of San Francisco (Nov 27) in red and "Launceston / Tasmania" arrival cds (Jan 13, 1888) in black. Sold together with a list from the Guatemalan Post Office showing that just 5 registered letters to Australia were sent in 1887, the AR form itself believed unique from a provincial Post Office.Ausruf : 350 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2893 Guatemala
Losnr. : 2894 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 1 c. ochre, a complete unseparated sheet of 300 subjects in two panes of 150 (10 x 15), variety Imperforate, with large margins all round and oval framed "Contrôle / T.P." handstamp in blue at top right corner of one sheet and lower left corner of the other. Ungummed and in superb quality, a fine example of Joubert and Hulot, the Parisian printer's art (Goodman PP1A).Ausruf : 1.000 CHFZuschlag : 1.000 CHFLosnr. : 2895 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 1 c. ochre, a complete sheet of 150 subjects (10 x 15), variety Imperforate, with large margins all round and oval framed "Contrôle / T.P." handstamp in blue at top right corner of the sheet. Ungummed and in superb quality, a fine example of Joubert and Hulot, the Parisian printer's art (Goodman PP1A).Ausruf : 700 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2896 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): First Issue 1 c. ochre and 5 c. bistre-brown, used on 1871 entire letter from Guatemala City to Finca Venecia, Mazatenango cancelled by unclear '1' numeral obliterator in black with "Correos / Guatemala" despatch cds at left (Dec 30). Despite some overall toning and soiling, a very rare entire used in the first ten months of issue prior to the 'Reales' currency being reintroduced on 26 January 1872. A rarity of the first issue with just a handful of covers recorded (see Goodman page 52). Cert. BPA (2021).Ausruf : 2.000 CHFZuschlag : 2.000 CHFLosnr. : 2897 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 1 c. ochre on buff and 5 c. bistre-brown, used on 1871 cover to Ramon Rodriguez in Mazatenango, tied by numeral "1" obliterator in black with "Correos / Guatemala" circular datestamp at right (Oct 28) in black. File fold well away from the adhesives, cleaned but of exceptional rarity, the companion cover was in Hubbard (lot 96) and Castilejo (lot 1024) which was identically franked and mailed one week before this example. Goodman records five first issue covers with the 1 centavo adhesive, including this example, however a further example has come to light (F-W Lange collection) since the handbook was published; of these six covers just three were used in the 'decimal' period (March 1 1871 until January 26, 1872) prior to Guatemala reverting to their former currency in January 1872 and there are only two recorded 6 centavo internal frankings. An exhibition item of the foremost importance.rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.Ausruf : 3.000 CHFZuschlag : 3.500 CHFLosnr. : 2898 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 1 c. ochre and 5 c. bistre-brown, single examples used on first rate (6 c.) 1871 cover to Retahuleu tied by bold strike of "5" numeral obliterator of Solola, reverse with manuscript "1871 Totonicap Mayo 17 rte Correo" of transit. The 1 c. adhesive with straight edge at base and small envelope opening fault at top right but a remarkable and rare pre-decimal first rate cover. Signed E. Diena.Ausruf : 1.000 CHFZuschlag : 900 CHFLosnr. : 2899 Guatemala
Losnr. : 2900 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 5 c. bistre-brown, a single example used on circa 1873 cover front from Jutiapa to Guatemala City tied by both framed FRANCO handstamp (Goodman CPS72) and by "17" numeral obliterator in black. Unrecorded in the Goodman handbook. An exceptional and extremely rare usage, the sole example of a first issue adhesive used on cover from this town. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2010, lot 544.Ausruf : 800 CHFZuschlag : 800 CHFLosnr. : 2901 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 5 c. bistre-brown, a used horizontal pair on 1874 cover from Guatemala City to Retalhuleu, tied by "Guatemala" circular datestamp in black (May 6), with "Correos de Guatemala / Paquetes" cds perfectly struck in red (May 6) alongside, demonstrating the cover was to travel by Steamer. Internal docketing of receipt (May 10) in manuscript. Recorded by Goodman on page 52, who records just this one cover with a pair of 5 centavos adhesives, there are however, two recorded thus - another from the same correspondence (ex Miguel Ricoy) with one stamp repaired. The sole recorded internal 10 c. rate cover in fine condition and a great rarity of the issue.rnrnProvenance: Collection Norman Hubbard, Stanley Gibbons, New York, 17 March 1981, lot 107.rn Collection Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.Ausruf : 3.500 CHFZuschlag : 5.000 CHFLosnr. : 2902 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 10 c. blue, Type I, the remarkable unused block of eighty (10 x 8), being the upper half of the sheet with all stamps Type I with wide "0" (Type I positions were from 1-94 and position 149), the block found with another large multiple where the two had stuck together and thus the gum was removed, some minor imperfections with one stamp closed tear and separation reinforced by hinges but the largest recorded multiple of this stamp (the Castilejo description, lot 1038, being erroneous) and an exhibition piece of the highest calibre. Unique Gi 3 = £ 620+/Scott = $ 880+.Ausruf : 1.200 CHFZuschlag : 1.200 CHFLosnr. : 2903 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 10 c. blue, Type I, narrow "0", used on 1873 cover from Guatemala City to USA tied by "1" numeral obliterator in black with "Correos / Guatemala" circular datestamp (Jan 26) in blue at left. Struck on arrival with "N.Y. Steamship / 10" datestamp (Feb 19) in black. Recorded in the Goodman handbook, one of just four covers recorded paying the 10 c. 'Americas' single rate. A rare cover. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2010, lot 550.Ausruf : 1.500 CHFZuschlag : 1.500 CHFLosnr. : 2904 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 10 c. blue, Type II, wide "0", used on 1872 second sheet of entire letter to Guatemala City carried at double rate, tied by "11" numeral obliterator in black of Champerico. The stamp with straight edge at right and rounded top left corner perforation but just three covers are recorded (one listed in the Goodman handbook) with this stamp paying the internal double rate. Despite imperfections a very rare cover. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2010, lot 549.rnAusruf : 800 CHFZuschlag : 720 CHFLosnr. : 2905 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 20 c. rose, the famous used block of eight (2 x 4) on large piece with a further vertical pair below, tied by weak strikes of probable "1" numeral obliterator of Guatemala City in black. Small imperfections as to be expected but a remarkable and extremely rare block - the used 'block of twelve' recorded, is in fact a block of six, a strip of three, a pair and a single - this being the largest known used multiple.rnrnProvenance: Collection Norman Hubbard, Stanley Gibbons, New York, 17 March 1981, lot 122;rn Collection Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.rnAusruf : 800 CHFZuschlag : 800 CHFLosnr. : 2906 Guatemala
1871 (March 1): 20 c. rose, a single example used on 1872 cover from Guatemala City to Paris endorsed 'via Panama', tied by "1" numeral obliterator in black. "Correos / Guatemala" despatch cds in blue at left (Sept 17) and thence via British P.O. in COLON with circular datestamp in black (Oct 21), London (Nov 12) where framed 'GB / 1F 60c.' Accountancy marking was applied in black and charged '12' décimes handstruck due upon receipt. Unrecorded in the Goodman census (which records three covers) but further research shows that even now just six single frankings of this stamp are known, three of which are to France. A spectacular and rare cover. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Norman Hubbard, Stanley Gibbons, New York, 17 March 1981, lot 123rn Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2010, lot 553.rnAusruf : 4.500 CHFZuschlag : 5.500 CHFLosnr. : 2907 Guatemala
1871: 20 c. rose, a single example on 1874 cover to London endorsed "via Panama", cancelled by bold strike of rare "19" numeral obliterator with "CORREOS / CHIQUIMULA" datestamp alongside in black. Reverse with "Correos de Guatemala / Paquetes" cds (Dec 10) in red and London arrival cds (Feb 13, 1875) in red. Foreign Branch datestamp of the same day and charged '1/6d.' due in black. The addressee's name and lower half of envelope 're-made' but a rare piece.Ausruf : 400 CHFZuschlag : 400 CHFLosnr. : 2908 Guatemala
1871: 20 c. rose, a used example on large piece of 1873 cover to Bordeaux, tied by "1" numeral obliterator of Guatemala City, thence via British P.O. in Panama (May 20), London transit in red (June 12) where struck with "GB / 1F 90c." accountancy marking, thence via Calais and Paris to Bordeaux where charged by handstruck '15' décimes due. Imperfections but just six full covers recorded by Goodman and thus scarce.Ausruf : 300 CHFZuschlag : 300 CHFLosnr. : 2909 Guatemala
1875 (April 15): Liberty ½ r. blue-green, a used example on 1876 cover to Retalhuleu tied by neat strike of "6" numeral obliterator in black with "Correos de Quezaltenango" datestamp (April 18) at left, pre-paying the under ½ ounce internal rate. Goodman records just four covers bearing this stamp with just such internal frankings known of which this is the earliest and finest. A superb and rare cover in the foremost quality for the issue. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2009, lot 558.rnAusruf : 2.500 CHFZuschlag : 2.500 CHFLosnr. : 2910 Guatemala
1875: ½ r. blue-green, a used example on 1877 cover to San Juan Ostancalco tied by "14" numeral obliterator with corresponding "CORREOS DE ESCUINTLA" cds (June 22) at left in black. Reverse with "CORREOS DE GUATEMALA / PAQUETES" transit cds in red (June 23). Imperfections to envelope but an extremely rare franking - the earliest proving cover for the '14' numeral - and one of just a handful of covers known with this adhesive (Goodman lists just four). Rare. Cert. Philatelic Foundation (2018).Ausruf : 1.200 CHFZuschlag : 1.080 CHFLosnr. : 2911 Guatemala
1875: ½ r. blue-green, a single example used in lieu of fiscal stamp on revenue stamped paper (Papel Sellado), uncancelled and applied at upper left where the papel sellado price would normally be found with manuscript notation of payment below dated "Flores, Feb 29, 1878" with the letter dated at Flores on the previous day, handstamped GEFATURA POLICIA / DEL DEPART. / DEL PETEN in oval at base in black.Ausruf : 400 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2912 Guatemala
1875: 2 r. dull red, two examples used on 1877 cover to London tied by "6" numeral obliterator in black, with "CORREOS DE QUETZALTENANGO" datestamp below (Oct 14) in violet. Reverse with "CORREOS DE GUATEMALA / PAQUETES" cds in black and London arrival (Nov 21) in red, rated '10' (pence) to pay in manuscript. Listed in Goodman (cover #6 of the nine recorded) on page 76. Small imperfections but a rare cover.Ausruf : 1.000 CHFZuschlag : 1.200 CHFLosnr. : 2913 Guatemala
1875: ½ r. yellow-green on cream postal stationery envelope (H&G B1a), second printing, a used example to Ilobasco, San Salvador cancelled by fine "CORREOS DE GUATEMALA / PAQUETES" cds in brown. A rare usage of this envelope: the date would be post-1876 when the 'Paquetes' datestamp was utilised without year date. Illustrated in "El Quetzal" issue #346. Scarce.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 180 CHFLosnr. : 2914 Guatemala
1875: ½ r. yellow-green on cream postal stationery envelope (H&G B1a), a used example to Jutiapa cancelled by "18" numeral obliterator with "CORREOS DE ZACAPA" cds at left (March 6, 1876) of despatch. Reverse with "Correos de Guatemala / Paquetes" cds (March 9) in blue. Rare and very fine.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 180 CHFLosnr. : 2915 Guatemala
1878: Indian Woman ½ r. yellow-green, a single example used on 1879 cover to Guatemala City, boldly tied by "7" numeral obliterator with corresponding "Correos de San Marcos" datestamp (March 8) in blue at left. Flap faults on reverse and a few envelope imperfections of no significance - this cover is listed in Goodman on page 84, being the second earliest single franking, with just three such covers recorded.rnrnProvenance: Collection Luis Cervera, DF, Nov 1-6, 1993, lot 30525.Ausruf : 1.500 CHFZuschlag : 1.350 CHFLosnr. : 2916 Guatemala
1878: Indian Woman 2 r. carmine-rose, an early usage of a single example on the famous 1878 part cover to London (Matthews correspondence) endorsed 'via Belize' with a further example excised at right, tied by bold strike of the "18" numeral obliterator with corresponding "Correos de Zacapa" datestamp (Aug 3) at left in black. British Honduras 1877 1 s. green, perf. 14, applied in transit (Gi 16) and tied by "O" barred obliterator in black with Belize cds (Aug 15) at right, as Guatemala had yet to join the UPU. London cds of arrival (Sept 12) on reverse. Trimmed at right for better display, illustrated prior to this event in Goodman on page 86. Despite the imperfection, a piece of great rarity with just two combination covers with British Honduras recorded. Cert. Moorhouse (2009).rnrnProvenance: Collection Luis Cervera, DF, Zurich, 1-6 Nov 1993.rn Collection F-W Lange; Collection Mark Spycher, Nov 2008.rn Investphila, sale 15, Lugano, 17-18 April 2009, lot 559.Ausruf : 5.000 CHFZuschlag : 4.500 CHFLosnr. : 2917 Guatemala
1878: Indian Woman 2 r. rose, a single example used in lieu of fiscal stamp on revenue stamped paper (Papel Sellado), tied by possible oval ADMON DE RENTAS / DEPARTMENTO DE COBAN in black at upper left where the papel sellado price would normally be found. The letter concerns land rents, survey and valuation. Scarce.Ausruf : 400 CHFZuschlag : 480 CHFLosnr. : 2918 Guatemala
1878: Indian Woman 4 r. violet, a used example on 1878 cover to Berlin, Germany tied by neat "25" numeral obliterator with superb circular "COBAN" datestamp (June 28) in red alongside. Struck with 'T / 1-10' marking in blue (Guatemala did not join the UPU until 1881) in London and charged '125 pf.' due in blue. Reverse with 'Correos / Guatemala' cds in red, London cds and Berlin arrival (Oct 16). This cover is unrecorded by Goodman, however a similar cover from this correspondence is illustrated on page 239. A fine and rare cover. Cert. Moorhouse (1997) Scott = $ 2'500.Ausruf : 1.500 CHFZuschlag : 1.500 CHFLosnr. : 2919 Guatemala
1877: Indian Woman 4 r. violet, a single example used on 1880 printed envelope to Paris, neatly tied by numeral "6" obliterator in blue with corresponding "Correos de Quetzaltenango" datestamp alongside (Sept 13). Reverse with octagonal "Correos / Guatemala" transit in red (Sept 17) and Paris arrival cds (Dec 29) in black. Charged 12 décimes due on delivery in black. A fine and rare cover.rnrnProvenance: Collection Mark Spycher, Rapp, Wyl, Nov 2008.Ausruf : 750 CHFZuschlag : 1.100 CHFLosnr. : 2920 Guatemala
1881: 1 c. black & green, two examples used on 1885 Printed Matter rate cover to Sao Paulo, Brazil cancelled by segmented cork cancels in black. Chauncey Hill sender's cachet at left and reverse with Sao Paulo arrival cds (Oct 27). An extraordinary cover and of great scarcity.Ausruf : 300 CHFZuschlag : 300 CHFLosnr. : 2921 Guatemala
Losnr. : 2922 Guatemala
1881: Quetzal 5 c. red & green, a used example, tiny closed tear at top, cancelled by the rarest of all cancellations of Guatemala, on this or any other issue, with readable strike of circular "AGENCIA POSTAL DE GUATEMALA / PANAMÁ" (Oct 31, 1883). Extremely rare, recorded on just two stamps of Guatemala and two Nicaraguan items.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 200 CHFLosnr. : 2923 Guatemala
1881: Quetzal 5 c. red & green, a single example on 1883 complete "Avis de Reception" form by "☆" cancellation in red, with framed "CERTIFICADO / GUATEMALA" datestamp (April 15) at left, for a letter sent registered / AR to San Francisco. Central file fold as usual and away from the adhesive, fresh and very fine. Believed to be just three examples of such a usage recorded. Cert. RPSL (1973).Ausruf : 500 CHFZuschlag : 700 CHFLosnr. : 2924 Guatemala
1881: Quetzal 10 c. grey-violet & green, a single example used on 1883 entire letter to Bordeaux endorsed "via Panama", tied by segmented cork handstamp with "Correos de / Guatemala" cds adjacent (June 12) in violet. 'Paris / Etranger' cds in blue and reverse with Bordeaux arrival cds (July 13). A charming and scarce franking. Signed Calves.Ausruf : 300 CHFZuschlag : 300 CHFLosnr. : 2925 Guatemala
Losnr. : 2926 Guatemala
1886: Lithographed 10 c. red, 20 c. emerald, 25 c. orange (4, two on reverse), 50 c. olive-green (2), 75 c. carmine-rose (2), 100 c. red-brown and 200 c. orange-yellow, all used on registered 1894 cover to Guatemal City each tied by segmented cork cancels in blue with "Correos / Puerto de Livingston" cds (Jan 24) in blue. Illustrated in "El Quetzal" #277, page 15. Some insignificant aging but a colourful and extraordinarily scarce usage of the 100 and 200 centavos values on letter.Ausruf : 250 CHFZuschlag : 250 CHFLosnr. : 2927 Guatemala
Losnr. : 2928 Guatemala
1897 (Jan 1): Central American Exhibition, Guatemala; gold tooled blue hardbound Souvenir Booklet "Exposición Centro-Americana / 1897 / Souvenir / Del Correo de Guatemala / Aministración / Reyna Barrios", with enclosed letter from Schwarz & Co. to business contact, one Theodor Meyer presenting the booklet which bears a listing of all stamps issued by the Guatemalan Post Office from 1871 onwards, illustrations of President Barrios, list of all Guatemalan Post Offices (both first and second class), picture of the outside and inside of the Guatemala City Chief P.O., and two pages of imperforate colour reproductions of the 1897 special issue. Rare and superb.Ausruf : 350 CHFZuschlag : 550 CHFLosnr. : 2929 Guatemala
1911 (June): Post Office 25 c. black & blue, a used example on small piece, variety "Centre Inverted", lightly cancelled in Guatemala City (Dec 5, 1911) in violet. Trivial aging at left, this variety is only known used on the 5th, 7th and 18th of December 1911, just two examples are known on piece, the Goodman illustrated example and this example Gi 141a = £ 1'300/Scott = $ 900. rnrnProvenance: Collection Miguel Ricoy, Christie's, Zurich, 5 Nov 1986, lot 1747.Ausruf : 400 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2930 Guatemala
1948: 1 q. 30 c. Booklet with straw cover, complete with pane of six Independence Airmail 5 c. red (Scott C143), Montufar 3 c. grey in five panes of nine (Scott 317), Postal Tax 1 c. orange in two panes of nine (Scott RA22); fresh and fine with full interleaving, slight horizontal bend to front cover but very rare.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2931 Guatemala
1948: Booklets (2) with black on dull off-white covers, the first sold at 1 quetzal with 3 c. grey (Montufar) in a pane of nine stamps two panes of nine "Sello de Construccion" Obligatory Tax 1 c. orange (Gi 430 & 448/Scott 317 & RA22) which does not correspond to listing on the cover of the Booklet, the second Booklet sold at 1 q. 30 c. with Airmail 5 c. red in a pane of six (Gi 454/Scott C143) and 3 c. grey (Montufar) in two panes of nine stamps and two panes of nine "Sello de Construccion" Obligatory Tax 1 c. orange, again not as listed on the front of the Booklet. The Booklets sold poorly and were soon withdrawn, both types are very rare.rnrnAusruf : 750 CHFZuschlag : 1.000 CHFLosnr. : 2932 Guatemala
1929/34: Airmail 20 c. in red on 15 c. black, a used example on registered 1931 cover to San Salvador, in combination with 1929 3 c. deep purple and 1927 Obligatory Tax 1 c. olive-green tied by "Central Certificados" datestamps (July 11) in blackish-violet (paying the 3 c. exterior postage, 1 c. Tax, 5 c. registration and 15 c. airmail rate). Reverse with San Salvador arrival cds (July 14) in violet and airmail cachet. Illustrated on the front cover of "El Quetzal" issue #380. An extraordinary cover - the sole recorded usage of this variety known on letter.Ausruf : 500 CHFZuschlag : 650 CHFLosnr. : 2933 Guatemala
1937 (Jan 1): Airmail 25 c. blue-green, a used example showing variety "Quetzal Omitted", lightly cancelled, superb in all respects, a key stamp of Guatemala and indeed, worldwide Airmails that only exists in used condition: less than a dozen examples are recorded Gi 314b = £ 2'000/Sanabria 69a/Scott = $ 1'100.Ausruf : 500 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2934 Guatemala
1936 (Oct 1): Airmail 5 q. orange & indigo, an unused example showing variety "Quetzal Omitted", well centred and of good colour, some minor black specks on large part og. An extremely rare stamp with less than 50 examples believed to exist. Cert. Philatelic Foundation (1983) Gi 320a = £ 1'400/Sanabria 59a/Scott = $ 1'500.Ausruf : 600 CHFZuschlag : nicht verkauftLosnr. : 2935 Guatemala
1902: Official 25 c. orange, a used example on 1905 registered front of cover from the President of Guatemala to the Nicaraguan Consul to France in Paris, tied by circular "GUATEMALA / 1 / O.A" handstamp with registration cachet (April 1) above in violet and Paris arrival (April 27). Illustrated on the cover of "El Quetzal" #301. A rare issue on letter.Ausruf : 200 CHFZuschlag : 340 CHF
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