| Lot | Sym. | Lot Description | |
| 238° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Horizontal pair, Types 2-8, original gum, large margins, beautiful rich color and fine impression,
bright fresh paperEXTREMELY FINE. THIS SUPERB PAIR IS ONE OF TWO RECORDED UNUSED MULTIPLES OF THE ONE-PESETA 1858 ISSUE, BOTH OF WHICH ARE PAIRS WITH ORIGINAL GUM (THE OTHER IS OFFERED IN THE FOLLOWING LOT). THIS PAIR'S GREAT RARITY AND MAGNIFICENT CONDITION QUALIFY IT AS ONE OF THE FINEST PIECES OF CLASSIC PERUVIAN PHILATELY. Ex Schatzkes (Image Magnifier) |
E. 5,000-7,500 |
| 239° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Horizontal pair, Types 6-9, original gum, large margins to ample at right, beautiful rich color and fine
impression, bright fresh paperVERY FINE TO EXTREMELY FINE. THIS PAIR IS ONE OF TWO RECORDED UNUSED MULTIPLES OF THE ONE-PESETA 1858 ISSUE, BOTH OF WHICH ARE PAIRS WITH ORIGINAL GUM (THE OTHER IS OFFERED IN THE PREVIOUS LOT). A WONDERFUL PIECE FOR THE CONNOISSEUR. Ex Schatzkes and Bustamante (Image Magnifier) |
E. 4,000-5,000 |
| 240° |
1858, 1p Rose Red, Reconstruction of the Bloc Report (4). Ten used singles hinged to part of exhibit page from the Bustamante
collection, arranged and identified by bloc report type, few minor flaws, still Very Fine, a scarce group which would be difficult to duplicate, ex Bustamante (Image Magnifier) |
E. 500-750 | |
| 241° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Four used strips, including vertical strip of five cancelled by red dotted oval, horizontal strips of three,
four and five, each cancelled by blue "CHICLAYO" framed straightline, large margins to clear or touching, minor faults, otherwise Fine-Very Fine, horizontal strips of the One-peseta are very scarce, suggesting that this value was cut into vertical
strips before sale (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,500-2,000 |
| 242° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Vertical block of ten, Types 10-1/5-2/10-1/5-2/10-1, cancelled by multiple strikes of "PIURA" straightline, large
margins, bright color, negligible small tear at bottom, couple short creases and minor imperfectionsVERY FINE APPEARANCE. ONE OF THE LARGEST KNOWN MULTIPLES OF THE 1858 ONE-PESETA AND REMARKABLY CHOICE CONDITION FOR A USED BLOCK OF THIS SIZE. This block was originally used on the cover offered in lot 245. It was affixed to the left side of the cover bearing the block of sixteen, which is now folded over to reduce the width for an exhibit page. This is the largest recorded vertical block of the One-peseta. Only four blocks are known, all in this collection. Ex Colareta (Image Magnifier) |
E. 4,000-5,000 |
| 243° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Block of four, Types 6-9/7-3, huge margins, cancelled by two bold strikes of "PIURA" straightline, small tear in
bottom left margin, small thin and tiny pinholeEXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. A VERY SCARCE BLOCK OF THE 1858 ONE-PESETA. NO UNUSED BLOCKS ARE KNOWN, AND THIS IS ONE OF THE FINEST OF THE FOUR KNOWN BLOCKS. Ex Schatzkes (Image Magnifier) |
E. 2,000-3,000 |
| 244° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Block of four, Types 10-1/5-2, ample to clear margins, cancelled by blue "CHICL" Chiclayo dotted oval, diagonal
crease and thinningsVERY FINE APPEARANCE. ONE OF ONLY FOUR RECORDED USED BLOCKS OF THE 1858 ONE-PESETA. NO UNUSED BLOCKS ARE KNOWN. Ex Schatzkes (Image Magnifier) |
E. 1,500-2,000 |
| 245° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Horizontal block of sixteen intersecting four transfers of the bloc report, Types
6-8-9-5-2-8-6-9/4-7-3-10-1-4-7-3, plus two vertical pairs (Types 5/10 and 2/1), cancelled by multiple strikes of "PIURA" straightline and used on large part of judicial wrapper to Trujillo, docketed with Nov. 5, 1858 date, stamps lifted and hinged in
place, pressed crease and some faults which are to be expected in a large multiple use of this kindTHIS IS THE LARGEST OF THE FOUR RECORDED BLOCKS OF THE 1858 ONE-PESETA AND THE SECOND LARGEST MULTIPLE OF THE ENTIRE 1858 ISSUE. ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR COVERS IN PERUVIAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN PHILATELY. The block of ten offered in lot 242 was originally used on this cover. It has been removed, and the cover has been refolded at left to reduce the size to the width of an exhibit page. The block of ten could be replaced on the cover if so desired. Ex Colareta (Image Magnifier) |
E. 20,000-30,000 |
| 246° |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Horizontal strip of nine, Types 10-1-4-7-3-10-1-4-7, large margins to slightly in, cancelled by four clear
strikes of "CAXAMARCA" straightline, used on large part of judicial wrapper with part of address and docketing with Oct. 28, 1858 date, couple of stamps creased, tear in end stamp at rightVERY FINE FOR SUCH A LARGE MULTIPLE AND EXTREMELY RARE FRANKING. THIS IS THE LARGEST STRIP OF THE 1858 ONE-PESETA, SHOWING ALMOST TWO FULL REPETITIONS OF THE TOP ROW OF THE BLOC REPORT. HORIZONTAL STRIPS OF THE ONE-PESETA ARE MUCH SCARCER THAN VERTICAL STRIPS. The greater rarity of horizontal strips suggests that the One-peseta was cut into vertical strips before sale. Ex Consul Weinberger (Image Magnifier) |
E. 5,000-7,500 | |
| 247° |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). A total of seven vertical multiples, including three strips of four (Types 9/3/9/3, 6/7/6/7 and 8/4/8/4), strip of three
(Types 3/9/3) and three pairs (Types 2/1 on front and 8/4 folded over on back), cancelled by multiple strikes of "CAXAMARCA" straightline on large part of judicial wrapper, mostly large margins, minor creases and small faults as is to be expected in
a large multiple franking of this kindVERY FINE APPEARANCE. A REMARKABLE HIGH-VALUE FRANKING OF THE ONE-PESETA 1858 ISSUE. Ex Schatzkes (Image Magnifier) |
E. 3,000-4,000 | |
| 248° | |
1858, 1p Rose Red (4). Type 9, large to huge margins, beautiful bright shade, tied by clear strike of red "YCA" dotted oval on blue folded cover to Lima,
docketed with Mar. 10, 1859 origin date, Extremely Fine, a lovely cover (Image Magnifier) |
E. 400-500 |