Colombia - Investphila
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<strong>Colombia</strong><br />
1749 « 1863, 20 c. red, a striking block of four, types B-B / A-A, especially deep scarce shade, mainly very<br />
large margins. This significant multiple shows that only one stone including both types was used<br />
to produce this value, contrary to the theory that two different stones were used. Minute thin speck<br />
and horizontal fold at top. The second largest 20 c. unused multiple recorded. An exceedingly difficult<br />
showpiece, considering the scarcity of unused multiples. Cert. Bortfeldt. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1750 � 1863, 20 c. red, type A, a stunning corner sheet copy cancelled by Socorro oval handstamp in<br />
green. A superb example of this extremely rare combination of colors. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1751 � 1863, 20 c. red, type A, selection of 8 used copies, nearly all with good margins, including scarce<br />
double use of “0” blue numeral on same copy and Sonsón manuscript cancel. Some examples<br />
with faults. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1752 � 1863, 20 c. red, type A, a very fine well margined pair, showing part of “Tunja” manuscript cancel.<br />
Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1753 � 1863, 20 c. red, type B, a gorgeous marginal copy from the right of the sheet, good margins on the<br />
other sides, cancelled by very elusive red Antioquia handstamp. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1754 � 1863, 20 c. red, type B, very attractive group of 7 stamps with manuscript cancels, including<br />
Buga, Espinal, Pamplona, Purificación, Sogamoso, as well as rare Guamo and Ubaté. Only two<br />
copies with minor faults. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1755 � 1863, 20 c. red, types A & B, an impressive vertical pair, just clipped in one place in left margin,<br />
the other sides being clear to huge, cancelled by “Palmira/Franca” handstamp. Few tiny thins of<br />
little significance. An extremely rare vertical pair, of which very few are recorded showing mixed<br />
types. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1756 � 1863, 20 c. red, type A, bright shade, three wide to large margins, just touched at right, used on<br />
double weight cover from Matanza to Bucaramanga, tied by neat strike of “Matanza/Franca”<br />
two-lines handstamp. The extremely rare cancellation further enhances the desirability of this,<br />
one of only two covers recorded bearing this franking. Scott 32; Yv 25.<br />
1757 � 1863, 20 c. red, type B, a marginal copy from the top of the sheet, in mixed franking with 1862<br />
fifth issue 5 c. orange, both with very good margins and tied to piece by “Cali/Franca” oval handstamp.<br />
An exceedingly rare combination. Scott 24, 32; Yv 19, 25.<br />
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Starting Price €<br />
1’000<br />
100<br />
150<br />
150<br />
75<br />
150<br />
200<br />
3’000<br />
250