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107. 1872. 50 mils overseas. Addressed to GIBRALTAR (from a town in Cadiz). On the front GIBRALTAR dater, applied on arrival. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE DESTINATION, ONLY FOUR KNOWN IN THIS ISSUE.
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1821. GIBRALTAR to LONDON and forwarded to SHEFFIELD. Brand GIBRALTAR / PAID (PE6) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE.
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1827. GIBRALTAR to SCHIEDAM (NETHERLANDS). GIB mark. / S. ROQUE / ANDª. BAXA, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL DESTINATION.
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1831. GIBRALTAR to PORTO (PORTUGAL). GIBR / S. ROQUE / ANDª BAXA mark, in red (PE 10). MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION WITH ORIGIN IN THE BRITISH COLONY.
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1832. GIBRALTAR to ALENGON (FRANCE). Brands S. ROQUE / FRANCA (PE7) and DE GIBR / S. ROQUE / ANDª BAX, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND SPECTACULAR.
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1835. GIBRALTAR to MARSEILLE (FRANCE). DE GIBR mark. / S. ROQUE / ANDª BAXA, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE DESTINATION.
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1836. GIBRALTAR to SCHIEDAM (NETHERLANDS). GIB mark. / S. ROQUE / ANDª. BAXA, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND UNUSUAL DESTINATION.
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1837. GIBRALTAR to SCHIEDAM (NETHERLANDS). GIB mark. / S. ROQUE / ANDª. BAXA, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(1840ca). GIBRALTAR to SAN FELIU DE GUIXOLS. DE GRIBª / ROQUE / ANDAL BAXA trademark, in transit (PE10) 2004 edition, is canceled and replaced by the YNDIAS trademark. MAGNIFICENT AND ONLY KNOWN WITH THIS BRAND AND ORIGIN IN GIBRALTAR.
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1842. GIBRALTAR to MARSEILLE (FRANCE). DE GIBR / S. ROQUE / ANDª BAXA brand, in red (PE10) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION.
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1843. GIBRALTAR to PORTO (PORTUGAL). GIBRALTAR brand (PE2) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE DESTINATION.
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1850. GIBRALTAR to CADIZ. Baeza S. ROQUE / ANDAL.B., annotation "Estafeta" and portage "20" handwritten. MAGNIFICENT.
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1939. Telegram from EL MASNOU to MELILLA. MAGNIFICENT.
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1940. MEXICO to MADRID. Originally franked and correctly canceled (in the transport of the correspondence the stamp comes off), the censor applies the censor band and indicates in handwriting "It entered censorship without a stamp" on the space that it occupied. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1929. Plane accident that occurred on February 16, 1929, on the LE HAVRE-HAUDE INDOCHINA flight, marked RAID INTERROMPU / PAR ACCIDENT / RETOUR AL'ENVOYEUR on the front, the letter never reached its final destination and was returned to its origin . MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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Yvert Aéreo 20. 1931. Plane accident that occurred on January 19, 1931 on the inaugural flight of the seaplane on the MEXICO-LA HABANA line, the correspondence is recovered with signs of humidity and the label with the text "Wet in the plane crash of the Seaplane "MEJICO" on its maiden voyage", on the back arrival in Cuba, on the front it marks 1st Flight Inaugural. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1965. 3 p violet, two stamps. MAIRN (GREAT BRITAIN) to PUERTO DE LA CRUZ. Plane of the Iberia Company (IB401) that covered the Madrid-Tenerife route, crashes on the approach maneuver to Los Rodeos airport on May 5, 1965, due to inclement weather, the plane catches fire and only sixteen survive people of the forty-eight that were travelling, the correspondence that could be saved, is recovered and the mark RECOVERED FROM / PLANE LOST, in purple, is applied. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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(1820ca). RIGA (LATVIA) to LISBON. FRANCE mark, from Irún applied in transit to indicate the origin of the letter, although in this case the origin is different (a relatively frequent error, and which in this case was also justified, since they did not have the Latvian mark) (PE22) 2004 edition. MAGNIFICENT AND VERY RARE ORIGIN AND DESTINATION IN A LETTER TRANSIT THROUGH SPAIN.
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(1823ca). PAMPLONA to TOULON (FRANCE). Mark (D) / ARM. D'ESPAGNE (Tizón X-32) of October 1, 1823. MAGNIFICENT.
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1826. Addressed to PARIS. Brand (A) / ARM. D´ESPAGNE (Tizón X-23), circulated during the period of the hundred thousand sons of San Luis. MAGNIFICENT AND RARE.
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1638. (July 18). From the "French Camp on the site of FUENTERRABIA" to GAND (letter from the Count of Gramont, later Duke and Marshal of France, to the Juries and Council of the Ville de Bagneres). The siege of Fuenterrabía ended with the French defeat attributed to the Virgin of Guadalupe, the people made the vow to celebrate the victory in her honor every year (known as the Alarde every September 8, a tradition that today, four centuries later, is followed keeping). MAGNIFICENT LETTER OF ENORMOUS HISTORICAL INTEREST, PROBABLY THE ONLY KNOWN LETTER OF THIS PERIOD AND THE OLDEST REVIEW OF A FRENCH MILITARY INTERVENTION IN SPAIN.
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