Marianas Islands Stamps 1899

MARIANA ISLANDS, 1899, 25pf Orange. Brilliant color, tied by "Saipan Marianen 2/6" on small piece, Very Fine and choice

cover with a 5cvs stamp known for me...(from a private collection since 1990)

1$ with black cancellation and 1$ with blue Cancellation(rare)....

Cover with 2+8 cvs....(there are no more than 85/100 covers with this Alfonso XIII stamp emission).....

German Colonies Mariana Islands 1899-1900 — 50pf. chocolate, tied by "saipan marianen" c.d.s. of 18 April 1901 to envelope registered to Sydney via Yokohama and Brisbane, re-addressed to Matupi and the to Apia, Samoa with a variety of transit and arrival markings on reverse; the envelope with central vertical filing fold, otherwise fine and one of only two recorded commercial frankings using the 50pf.

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My last stamp.....8cvs unussed

Marianas Islands, via Guam, to Germany] Early registered cover with two singles of Guam 5c Blue overprint (#5) tied by oval of dots, matching "Marianas/17 Aug" c.d.s., German registry label with ms. "Registered No. 6 D2028", boxed "Cerif", on reverse is red "Mil. Sta. No. 1 Philippine Isls, Registered/Sep 14, 1899", "Hong Kong Sp 17 99" transit and "Aue/21 10 99" receiver, cover with a small tear and edge faults at top, fine; an important Guam cover showing the Spanish, German and American influences, as well as probably being the earliest registered cover out of U.S. Guam.

1899, 2c Red, 3c Purple (2-3). Bright colors, tied by purple "Agana, Isle Of Guam." and "Jun. 14, 1900" straightlines on cover to Mass. with pretty red and blue Patriotic Eagle and Shield corner card, Mil. Sta. No. 1 Manila and Boston/Malden backstamps, Very Fine, this is the First Day of use of this cancel which was in service for only four months

Hi,after being two years out, but not stopped,i return for explain my work about Marianas.I have a little work/study ,and and exhibit work...The problem is the study is in spanish languaje.....sorry

My exhibit work....

Nice exhibit pages and with a lot of research.

The single frame exhibit of Spanish Marianas formed by Frederick Mayer (a pdf file) is here:

http://www.rfrajola.com/sm/sm.pdf

I do read Spanish, and would love to be able to read it. Even if I expand the page, I still can't quite make out all the words.

Sorry for being out for a long time,but I Was studing all about these stamps.I have the images of the 50 issuses of the 6cvs and I reallizaed articles for know better this emission...

HARMER has an auction actually with a lot of forgeries of Marianas Islands Spanish dominion.I wrotte an article but Harmer is doing nothing.If you know someone who will bid on them,....be carefull!

Session Three - Sale #3014 The Richard D. Miggins Collection of The Philippines

My article...
http://www.filateliadigital.com/no-...n-el-nombre/