Colombia - Investphila
Colombia - Investphila
Colombia - Investphila
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<strong>Colombia</strong><br />
1453 ««/« 1859, 1 p. carmine, block of 15, positions 56-60 / 66-70 / 76-80, rich color and sharp impression,<br />
graced by very large margins on all four sides, original slightly cracked gum. Faint horizontal<br />
crease at top of no importance, a fault associated with such a large multiple. The fourth largest<br />
multiple known, being one of the finest showing this unusually fresh impression. An impressive<br />
and rare exhibition item. Cert. Bortfeldt. Scott 7; Yv 6.<br />
1454 («) 1859, 1 p. carmine, block of 16, positions 2-5 / 12-15 / 22-25 / 32-35, very fresh with large margins<br />
on three sides, sheet margin at top. Small tear at top left slightly affecting one adhesive, two<br />
small thins and usual creasing. The third largest multiple in existence. Cert. Bortfeldt. Scott 7;<br />
Yv 6.<br />
1455 � 1859, 1 p. carmine rose, a large margined copy of beautiful bright color and detailed impression,<br />
cancelled by rare Colón postal administration handstamp in red. Horizontal crease and thinning<br />
at top, still though a visually striking and very rare combination of colors. Only about 50 used<br />
copies of this stamp are recorded. Scott 7; Yv 6.<br />
1456 � 1859, 1 p. carmine, two well margined copies of brilliant shade and different impression quality,<br />
joined in order to show the “FRANCA” straight line handstamp of unknown origin. To our<br />
knowledge, these are the only recorded examples with this cancellation, further enhanced by the<br />
scarcity of this used stamp, with only about 50 copies in existence. One of the most important<br />
cancellation items in <strong>Colombia</strong>n philately. Cert. Bortfeldt. Scott 7; Yv 6.<br />
97<br />
Starting Price €<br />
2’000<br />
2’200<br />
250<br />
500