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  • Lot# : 248 Nicaragua

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    1880: Great Britain 1 s. orange-brown, pl. 13, wmk. Spray (Gi 151 = £ 1'400 off cover), a wing margined horizontal pair used on 1881 printed envelope to London at double rate tied by GREYTOWN datestamp (Feb 15) in black. London arrival cds in red at left. The cover with opening tear and minor stain below the adhesives but very rare.
    Starting bid : 1,000 CHF
    Hammer price : 1,000 CHF

    Lot# : 249 Nicaragua

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    1865:Great Britain 5 s. rose, pl. 2, wmk. Maltese Cross, a defective example with repaired corner, cancelled by bold strike of 3 bars "C57" British Post Office in Greytown obliterator in black-the sole recorded usage of this obliterator, Parmenter records this as a Proof strike only (Type 3TH.HOS) and un-recorded in use although delivery was on August 14, 1865. Despite the condition, this remains one of the rarest of all British P.O. Abroad cancellations. Cert. RPS (2006).
    Starting bid : 500 CHF
    Hammer price : 500 CHF

    Lot# : 250 Nicaragua

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    1879/80: Nicaragua rouletted 10 c. vermilion and 25 c. green used on 1882 cover (embossed 'Secretaria de Hacienda / Nicaragua seal on reverse) mailed to Paris tied by framed "3/G" handstamps of Granada, sent via the British Post Office in Greytown and additionally franked by Great Britain 1872 4 d. vermilion pl. 13 (Gi. Z7) tied by bold strike of four bar "C57" obliterator in black (the sole known usage of this obliterator on letter) for postage paid as far as British P.O. in Panama (as in the inter-island rate). 'Panama' datestamp of British P.O. on obverse (Jan 5, 1882) with 'T' marking in black alongside and charged on arrival in Paris (Jan 28) via London at '32' décimes to pay with '2.20' credit to Great Britain. A dramatic mixed franking of great rarity, the latest recorded combination cover as Nicaragua joined the UPU on May 1, 1882. A cover of excellent provenance and quality for the Postal History connoisseur. Cert. Holcombe (1987).
    Provenance: Collection Maurice Burrus (7 April 1964), lot 375.
                       Collection Dr. Paul Kornan (27 Sept 1997), lot 120.
    Starting bid : 15,000 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 251 Nicaragua

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    1956: Boy Scouts Airmail issue, the complete mint set of ten values, imperforate and probably of Trial status, fresh and very fine, unmounted og. Scarce.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 252 Nicaragua

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    1956: Boy Scouts Airmail Miniature Sheet, imperforate un-severed pair of sheets with two line imprint below for Baden-Powell centenary, tiny piece missing at top right of right sheet of no significance, rare and fine with fuill unmounted og.
    Starting bid : 400 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

    Lot# : 253 Nicaragua

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    1862/99: Pages from an old Maury album with 1862 issue with much cancellation interest on adjoining stockcards, balance near complete incl. postal stationery cut outs erc.(hundreds).
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 200 CHF
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