MEXICO COVERS
STAMPLESS
Circa 1830 Mexico city to Veracruz outer with straight line MEXICO marking in red, nice and clean, $15 PHOTO
1853 San Luis Potosi to Durango outer, excellent strike of two line SN LUIS POTOSI MARZO 21 ccl and rate o 3 reales. $20 PHOTO
1841 Tehuacan to Mexico city entire letter with contents, TEHUACAN straight line cancel in red, $25 PHOTO
1860 (Nov 6) Guanajuato to San Luis Potosi, interesting CORREOS/FRANCO/EN GUANAJUATO/NOVIEMBRE 6 cancel, unusual item $30 SCAN
1868 Veracruz to Oaxaca. Private marking of June 25 and a nice FRANQUEADO EN VERACRUZ circular cds (June 26), with full contents $40. PHOTO
CLASSICS & 19th CENTURY
2 on outer (Feb 27, no year) from Guanajuato $40, nice item $40 SCAN
3 June 18 (year unclear) outer from Jalapa to Puebla. Nice clean cover and cancel $25 SCAN
3 outer, smudgy oval cancel from Queretaro to San Luis Potosi, $25 SCAN
3 outer, smudgy oval cancel from Queretaro to Puebla, 1857, $25 SCAN
3 outer, Mexico City to Puebla, April 29, 1857, nice clean cover with attractive CDS and a 4 margin copy of #3. $30 SCAN
3 entire, August 23, 1857 from Monterrey to San Luis Potosi, nice Monterrey boxed cancel with date, 4 margin copy of #3. $30 SCAN
3 outer, October 28, 1857 from Morelia to Puebla, nice circular MORELIA FRANCO CDS, 4 margin copy of #3 $30 SCAN
3 outer, November 1858 usage from San Luis Potosi to Mexico City, nice strike of the fance Oval SLP ccl with laurel leaves, 4 margin copy of #3 $50 SCAN
4a March 29 1858 bisect from Zacatecas to Monterey. Stamp has been removed and placed back on envelope, comes with 1959 cert. of authenticity $200 SCAN
7 pair on outer from Queretaro to San Miguel Allende, $40 SCAN
7 entire May 27, 1863 from Leon to Guanajuato via San Luis Potosi (crossed out) faint strike of a fancy oval ccl fromLeon, nice item $25 SCAN
8 (1861) on an entire letter from Mexico to Puebla. The stamp was previously used as it bears a Puebla district name and a portion of the CIUDAD DE MATAMOROS cancel. The stmap is tied by the Mexico Diligencias (stagecoach) cancel. The stamp also show a reentry doubling the bottom ornaments. A scare postal fraud. $75. PHOTO
8 Feb 18, 1866 letter from San Luis Potosi to Mexico City, attactive, $30 SCAN
8 March 7 1862 entire letter, Mexico to Puebla, nice 4 margin copy of this stamp, $20 SCAN
8 Fancy San Luis Potosi cancel Feb 18, 1866 to Mexico, $30 SCAN
23 November 1, 1865 Colima to Guanajuato entire, very nice and clean $25 SCAN
23 undated outer, stamp with 1864 Mexico 229 marking, December 13 (1864??) Mexico to Pueblo, attractive and clean, $20 SCAN
53, 55 (Dec 22, 1868) perforated thin numerals on an entire letter from Mexico City to Guanajuato, scarce on cover $100 PHOTO
58 block of 4 on undated outer from Orizava (boxed straight line cancel in black) to Puebla, scarce multiple on cover, $175 PHOTO
59 outer with oval FRANCO EN GUANAJUATO ccl, attractive $20 SCAN
59 pair Februrary 10, 1871 entire from San Luis Potosi to Mexico City, $25 SCAN
61 (Mar 18) tied to a partial front with a FRANQUEADO EN VERACRUZ cds. Has a PUEBLA MARZO 19 receiving mark (straight line) in black $10 PHOTO
61(Nov 10, 1871) from Puebla to Mexico city, stamp is 4-71, with PUEBLA control mark, nicely tied to cover by circular Puebla cds. $50 PHOTO
62 (Oct 11, 1869) outer from Mexico City to Veracruz, stamp has 1-69 and MEXICO control marking nicely tied by Mexico cds, scarce usage $90 PHOTO
68(Aug 20, 1869) Mexico City to Zacatecas, nice clean outer $65 PHOTO
68 (Nov 20 1869) Mexico City to Zacatecas, nice entire letter with a file fold, no year date on the stamp, $50 PHOTO
95 May 5, 1972 outer from Veracruz to Jalapa, $20 SCAN
109 (Aug 21, 1875) Salinas del Penon to Zacatecas, entire letter $19 PHOTO
109 (Aug 28, 1878) outer from Mexico City to Veracruz, stamp is tied with a ver light Mexico Cty cds, also present is a "Buzon 6" circular stamp in blue (mailbox). interesting usage $45 PHOTO
119 envelope from Huantusco to Orizava, nice strike of HUANTASCO straight line in an oval cancel in black tying stamp to envelope. Stamp has blue ORIZAVA district control mark. Very attractive small town cover $75 PHOTO
247 x 4 Torreon, Coahuila to Guatemal City, registered letter to American Consul. Has 3 registered labels, 1 Mexican, 2 US (New Orleans, NYC). To an anusual route to Guatemala through the US rather than Mexico City, very attractive and scarce SCAN1 SCAN2
347a Attractive cover Ciudad Juarez local usage 8/14/1911 with a pair of these elusive stamps on cover $40 SCAN
634 on mourning cover, Ambulante service addressed to President Franklin Roosevelt. Backstamp proves cover was part of FDR's collection and sold at auction by HR Harmer SCAN $25
639 on cover to New Jersey with two interesting ancillary markings. The first reads, "COOPERE CON EL CONSEJO NACIONAL DE REPATRIACION" the second "CONCURRA USTED A LA FERIA NACIONALISTA DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO. FIN DE ANO". Missing flap on rev, still very nice $10 PHOTO
TWENTIETH CENTURY
634, 666 Sonora ot Phoenix, AZ ambulante (travelling PO) ccl plus 92 in circle with bars, attractive $15 SCAN
736 Aug 22, 1934 cover from Monterrey to Baltimore. Nice strike of the Ambulante 210 cancel, a tough stamp, even harder on cover $200 SCAN
909,C249 on an unaddressed cacheted cover from the AMMEXstamp hsow (June 24-29, 1960), attractive and scarce $195 SCAN
Postcard from Philatelic Museum of Oaxaca, unused, shows Mexican covers, postal stationery with Oaxaca connections, $3
Postcard from Philatelic Museum of Oaxaca, unused, shows Mexican stamps related to Mayan empire and Oaxaca $3
AIRMAILS
C31 to C34 on an attractive cover from Mexico City to Fort Sam Houston, includes a Houston & San Antonio RPO marking and an ancillar ABSENT marking applied at the base, very interesting. $50. PHOTO
C103-through 107 (complete airmail set) on cover from Mexico City to Chicago, July 9, 1940. July 9 Brownsville transit and Jly 10 Chicago receiving cancels on the back $100 SCAN
OFFICIAL
Official 1917 stampless registered envelope from the National Treasury to and Oil Company in Houston.The cover is ratty with pieces missing but at least some of this damage happened in transit as the reverse has 2 official seals to reclose the envelope. March 7, 1917 mailing, and March 12 receving ccl. Interesting item, looks like it could have gone through the Mexican Revolution. $20 SCAN SCAN2
ODDS AND ENDS
Used post card depicting 11 attractive Mexican revolution era stamps, $20 SCAN
