Öffentliche Auktion – 31. Mai 2008

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308		1874. Envelope sent free of charge from Santiago to England, addressed to France, with illustrated ''Sociedad Nacional de Agricultura/Chile 1869'' marking with cow, plough and bale, as well as ''Dirección General de Correos/Santiago(?) de Chile'' handstamp with postman riding a horse, Santiago cds and framed ''Franca'', the three later all in violet. The cover shows on reverse the Chilean consulate cachet in Liverpool and was very probably carried in a bag addressed to the Chilean consul in Liverpool, city from where the cover was forwarded to France and franked with 1874 6 d. grey (pl. 13, ''Huth'' perfing) tied by Liverpool duplex with oval ''PD'' alongside. French transits and arrival on front and reverse. Cover with imperfections due to rough opening at top, nevertheless an exceptional, fascinating and rare usage of postal history.	EUR 250.00
320		The collection of pre-adhesive period postmarks on franked classic covers. A fabulous and most exceptional collection with very probably more than half of the recorded classic covers of Chile with this prephilatelic postmarks, consisting of 92 folded letters and covers, nearly all very attractively mounted on exhibition pages with many rare items to be noted, including: 1853 First london Printing 5 c.+10 c. on entire from Ballenar (ex-Gálvez, a very few covers known with this franking), 10 c.+”Ligua” (ex-Dupont, only one recorded), 10 c.+”Copiapó” in red (less than five recorded), two halfs of 10 c.+”Chañarcillo” (probably unique with this issue), 10 c.+”Chiloé” (two covers recorded), 10 c.+half of 10 c. tied by “Concepción” (the only recorded of all franked covers), 5 c.+”Santiago” (ex-Viron), 5c.+5c. tied by “Valparaiso” (ex-Sabbatini); Desmadryl 5 c.+”Quillota” (very probably unique), 5 c.+”Liqua” (ex-Dupont, unique), 5 c.+”Elqui” in red (unique), the two recorded covers with 10 c.+”Linares” in red; 1855 2nd London Printing with 5 c.(3)+”Freirina”, taxed cover bearing 5 c.+”Franca” & “S. Bernardo”, 5 c.+”San Fernando” in red and black (both ex-Virón, two of three recorded), 5 c.+”Molina” (two recorded), 5 c. + “Peralillo” (ex-Blank, less than four recorded), 5 c. tied by several scarce handstrucks, 5 c.+”Limache” in red (ex-Blank), 5 c.+”Rengo” in red (Viron); strong with “Estancos” including the two recorded covers with half 10 c. tied by squared grid of Chañarcillo (ex-Dupont), and many others handstrucks alongside or tieing the franking such as “Ovalle”, “Parral”, “Casablanca”, “S. Carlos”+ “Franca”, “Curacavi”, “Cauquenes”, “Chalinga” (the last three ex-Blank), “P° del Huasco” (ex-Gálvez), “Yumbel”+”Franca” (ex-Viron), “Freirina”, “Valdivia”, “Peumo” (ex-Blank), “Tierra Amarilla”, etc. The lot made up the main part of the collection awarded by an international gold medal. In good or mostly very good condition, a unique and most desirable assembly of high calibre. Viewing absolutely recommended. Provenances: Blank, Camino, Dupont, Gálvez, Hubbard, Mena, Etienne de Viron.	EUR 10'000.00
321		1853, First London Printing. 5 c. brown red on blued paper, good to large margins on three sides, just touched at top, paying the single internal postage on 1853 (March 3) entire letter from Copiapó to Morlaix (France) endorsed ''Via Panamá-Inglaterra'', with superb Copiapó cds at left (March 3, 1853, the earliest recorded date of this cds according to Maier opinion), alongside with two line ''Panama/Transit'' in red, dated ''Panama/23 Mr 1854/Transit'' and French ''21'' (decimes) due handstruck. London transit and arrival on reverse. A rare and very fine example of the first issue on cover to Overseas destination. Cert. Maier. SFC 1; Scott 1.	EUR 750.00
322		10 c. deep bright blue, three horizontally and one vertically bisected, every two joined together on piece from Puerto Caldera. Three adhesives touched or cut into at places. A unique and impressive item. Ex-Gálvez. SFC 2; Scott 2c, 2 d.	EUR 200.00
323		5 c. brown red on blue paper, a superb example with large margins all around in very fresh shade tied to 1854 (Jan 10) entire letter from Santiago to Valparaiso; another 5 c. with large margins on cover from Santiago to Valparaíso; also 10 c. blue well margined cancelled on 1853 (Aug 25) entire letter (closed tear in part of the front away from the adhesive), from Santiago to Valparaiso. A very fine trio. SFC 1, 2; Scott 1, 2.	EUR 350.00
324		1854, Santiago Printing by Desmadryl. 5 c. reddish brown, two covers paid at 10 c. double rate up to 1/2 oz, one from Valparaiso (April 1854) to Santiago franked with vertical pair (one corner with small tear, otherwise with ample to large margins), ex-Dupont; the other from Valparaíso (1854, March 11) to Santiago bearing two copies slightly cut into on one and two sides, ex-Gálvez. A scarce pair. SFC 3; Scott 3.	EUR 300.00
325	()	5 c. reddish brown, horizontal pair with clear to ample margins and single just touched at small place, still with good margins, all on 1856 (Feb. 19) front of cover to Santiago, paying the 10 c. up to 1/2 oz rate plus 5 c. coastal steamer rate, with Copiapó dispatch cds tieing one example of the pair. A scarce franking. Ex-Gálvez. SGC 3; Scott 3.	EUR 250.00
326		5 c. deep reddish brown, four examples mostly with good margins and just touched at small places, one copy slightly cut into at one margin, all on 1854 (June 13) cover at quadruple rate from Santiago to Valparaíso. A very scarce franking. SFC 3c; Scott 3a.	EUR 400.00
327		5 c. brown rose, a magnificent strip of four in fresh shade showing ample to large margins all around, tied to 1857 (April 8) entire letter at quadruple rate to Valparaíso, with Santiago cds at bottom. A very fine showpiece with a rare multiple on cover. Ex-Dupont. SFC 3g; Scott 3.	EUR 750.00
328		5 c. red brown, superb example with huge margins showing part of two adjacent adhesives, and 10 c. blue, exceptional copy from the bottom sheet margin showing ''dar de no qui'' inscription, large margins the others, both tied to cover (1855, Dec 1) carried at 15 c. rate per 3/4 oz from Santiago to Valparaíso. A rare, most attractive and excellent exhibition item. Cert. Maier, signed A. Diena. SFC 3, 6; Scott 3, 6.	EUR 750.00
329		5 c. brown red, pair with complete to ample margins, just cut into at north west corner, and ''Estancos'' 10 c. blue, complete to huge margins showing large portions of side stamps, all tied to 1860 (Feb 4) cover at quadruple rate up to 1 oz to Valparaiso, with Santiago cds alongside. A scarce franking. SFC 3, 8; Scott 3, 10.	EUR 200.00
330		1855-58. Desmadryl Printing in Santiago 5 c. in brown rose and reddish brown shades. Group of 13 covers carried inland, 11 of them bearing single frankings (two ex-Gálvez) mostly with good margins; also two covers franked with vertical (ex-Gálvez) and horizontal pair, the first paying single postage plus coastal steamer rate, the second at double rate. A scarce and appealing group. SFC 3; Scott 3.	EUR 650.00
331		1854, Santiago Printing by Gillet. 5 c. sienna, two very fine copies showing clear to mostly large margins, both tied by mute rings paying a double rate cover (1855, July 6) from Santiago to Valparaíso. A scarce and most delightful franking. Cert. Maier. SFC 4; Scott 4.	EUR 500.00
332		5 c. sienna, two examples, both with three clear to wide margins slightly cut into at part of one margin, on cover from Copiapó to Valparaíso; another example with complete (slightly touched at left) to enormous margin at top showing portion of neighbouring stamp, tied to cover from Serena to Valparaíso. A very scarce pair. Certs. Maier. SFC 4; Scott 4.	EUR 450.00
333		1854, Santiago Litographic Printing by Gillet. 5 c. pale brown rose, a superb copy with clear to mostly large margins, neatly tied to 1854 (Sept. 8) cover to Valparaíso with very fine strike of Santiago cds at right. A very fine and rare cover. Ex-Dupont. SFC 5; Scott 7.	EUR 500.00
334		5 c. pale brown-rose, just slightly touched at part of the right margin, clear and wide the others, cancelled on entire letter (1854, Dec 20) from Santiago to Valparaíso. Very scarce. Cert. Maier. SFC 5; Scott 7.	EUR 250.00
335		5 c. pale brown-rose, a very fine copy showing complete (minimally touched at small part of the top margin) to mostly wide margins, tied to (1855, Feb 27) entire letter endorsed ''Vapor Inglés'' franked for the inland postage from Santiago to Pisagua (then Peru). A delightful and very scarce piece to external destination with this rare issue. Cert. Maier. SFC 5; Scott 7.	EUR 500.00
336		1854, Santiago Printing by Desmadryl. 10 c. pale blue, magnificent strip of five showing mostly huge margins with part of three neighbouring stamps at bottom, one stamp just touched at top and top right adhesive slightly cut into at part of the right margin, cancelled by very fine strikes of the mute concentric type in red. A very rare multiple enhanced by the scarce cancellation in red. Cert. Maier. SFC 6a; Scott 6a.	EUR 750.00
337		10 c. blue, horizontal half (very rare thus), touched at right and tied to 1855 (Jan 1) cover to Santiago with Valparaíso cds at right. A very rare exhibition item, one of only few such covers recorded with horizontal bisect. Ex-Sabbatini. SFC 6; Scott 6c.	EUR 600.00
338	/	1855-58. Desmadryl Printing in Santiago 10 c. Lot of 7 covers and two large parts of cover all carried inland with single frankings in greenish blue and slate blue shades; seven of them are diagonal halfs. A rare and fine group of 9 items. SFC 6; Scott 6.	EUR 500.00

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