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    1859/69: Entire letters (2) to New York both with double Forwarding Agent's cachets, the earlier entire ex Bogotá with blue 'Encaminada Por / Macia E Hijo / Cartajena N.C.' and oval From / T.R. COWAN / SHIPPING & COMMISSSION AGENT / COLON-NEW GRANADA in red; the 1869 entire from Rio Hacha with oval 'Encaminada Por C. Hauer Simmonds / Santa Martha' in blue and 'Forwarded By / W.P.Mall / Aspinwall' in blue.
    Starting bid : 150 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold

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    1902/17: Panama 1902 5 c. blue block of four with oval 'AR' handstamps in red, 1904 10 c. orange with 'Colon/R' and 'AR' in mint multiples, 1904 third Panama 10 c. with double overprint reading up and down fine unused in block of four, 1916 registration 8 c. with entire surcharge in red inverted in a block of four, surcharge in green (official) inverted in mint block of four; also Canal Zone postal stationery with first card mint and up-rated usage from'La Boca' to Brazil, and 1 c. green cards (Scott UX2) used ex 'Balboa' and 'Pedro Miguel' (14 items).
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 220 CHF

    Lot# : 453 Panama

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    1936: 4th Postal Congress, American Banknote Co. colour Die Proofs for 1 c. blue green, 2 c. carmine rose and 15 c. turquoise; all in issued colours and inset on cards, file index numbers 75651, 75650 and 75654 respectively. Fresh and fine, a scarce group.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : 440 CHF

    Lot# : 454 Panama

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    1942 (Jan 13): Airmail cover to San José, Costa Rica franked by 1924 1 c. green, 1941 Airmail 7 c. rose and 1939 Postal Tax 1 c. carmine tied in violet. Reseal Censor strip at left reading "Abierta por Censura / Defensa Continental / No. 7" in black on yellow. A rare cover - after the attack on Pearl Harbour in December 1941 the Central American republics declared war on Japan on Jan 12, 1942 and set up Censorship on the following day - thus this is the first possible day of use for Censorship.
    Starting bid : 200 CHF
    Hammer price : not sold
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