| Lot | Sym. | Lot Description | |
| 83° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Original gum, large margins including huge left sheet margin showing patterned frameline, crease in margin, small thins
(or possibly gum soaks), still Very Fine appearance and scarce, ex Amundsen and Boker (Image Magnifier) |
E. 400-500 |
| 84° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Position 48, unused (no gum), huge bottom right corner sheet margins, large at top to slightly
along left frameline, rich color and sharp impression, faint corner crease and small scissors-cut at lower left, otherwise Very Fine (Image Magnifier) |
E. 300-400 |
| 85° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue, "CIN" Variety (7 var). Position 15, unused (no gum), clear to large margins, diagonal crease and small thin
specks, otherwise Fine, the Schatzkes collection (Stanley Gibbons Oct. 5, 1973 sale, lot 27) had another example of Position 15 with the "CIN" variety, but this position also exists with normal "In" (Image Magnifier) |
E. 500-750 |
| 86° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue, Double Impression (7c). Unused (no gum), strong second impression, framelines mostly clear except in at bottom, corner crease, Fine appearance (Image Magnifier) |
E. 400-500 |
| 87° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue, Printed on Both Sides (7b). Position 39 and an inverted impression of another position on back, unused (no gum),
large margins to slightly in along top and left frameline only, faint trace of toningVERY FINE. THE ONLY RECORDED EXAMPLE OF ANY BARQUITOS ISSUE PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES. A MAJOR SOUTH AMERICAN RARITY WITH AN IMPRESSIVE ROSTER OF PAST OWNERS. Ex Ferrary, Dale-Lichtenstein and Boker (Image Magnifier) |
E. 7,500-10,000 |
| 88° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Positions 34/42, vertical pair, unused (no gum), framelines clear all around, beautiful color and impression
showing the extensive plate defects from nails in corners of bottom stamp, faint horizontal crease and minute pinhole, Extremely Fine appearance, a rare multiple, ex Dale-Lichtenstein and Boker (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,000-1,500 |
| 89° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Indigo (7a). Positions 3/11, vertical pair, unused (no gum), three large margins, just in along frameline at
bottom, dark shade and fine impression, faint stains and tiny crease in bottom stamp, otherwise Very Fine, scarce, ex Caspary and Boker (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,000-1,500 |
| 90° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Indigo (7a). Positions 36/44, vertical pair, unused (no gum), huge left margin and large bottom margin, slightly in at
right at top, dark shade and fine impression, small tear at right, otherwise Fine, scarce, signed Kneitschel (Image
Magnifier) |
E. 750-1,000 |
| 91° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Large margins except in one place at upper right, bright shade, uncancelled but tied by light blue ink
smears on folded letter to street address in Buenos Aires, backflap has a clear strike of blue "Nuevas Mensagerias Nacionales de Jose Merlino" (Jose Merlino's New National Messenger Service) ornately framed oval handstamp with detailed
illustration of four-horse stagecoach and passengers, opens up for display, letter dated Jan. 12, 1859, which makes this a very early use of the "In Ps" Blue, file foldsVERY FINE. A SCARCE AND ATTRACTIVE BARQUITOS ISSUE COVER WITH THE JOSE MERLINO STAGECOACH MARKING. According to Peplow, the color of the One-peso was changed from Brown to Blue on January 1, 1859. Ex Jewell (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,500-2,000 |
| 92° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Large margins to just touched, small spot of wear at upper right corner, tied by blue ponchito cancel,
matching "Admon. de Correos de Mercedes" double-oval handstamp on blue folded cover to Bayonne, France, faint but readable "Correos de Buenos Aires 29 Ago 59" circular datestamp, red London transit backstamp (Nov. 5), "GB/1F60C" framed
accountancy handstamp, Calais transit datestamp on front and other French transits on back, ms. French due marking in decimes, minor edgewear and toned spotsVERY FINE. A RARE USE OF THE ONE-PESO "IN PS" BLUE BARQUITOS ISSUE ON A COVER TO EUROPE. The One-peso stamp paid internal postage in Buenos Aires, and the entire rate to France was collected from the addressee. (Image Magnifier) |
E. 4,000-5,000 |
| 93° | |
1859, 1p ("In Ps") Blue (7). Ample margins to just touched, beautiful crisp shade and impression, tied by blue "Estafeta Central"
oval grid cancel on blue folded cover to Goya, receipt docketing with Nov. 12, 1859 origin date, Very Fine, ex Schatzkes (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,000-1,500 |